Sentence examples for had first learned from inspiring English sources

I had first learned of it through Bruce Chatwin's "In Patagonia" (1977) in high school.

Bowser said in a later interview that she had first learned of the investigation Tuesday.

Less than two hours had passed since Paula had first learned that she had a twin.

Mr. Andrews said he had first learned about "Personal Enemy" while reading Mr. Heilpern's biography of Osborne.

He said that he had first learned of the board's concerns about Mr. Johnson in late May.

Standing beside the river, Mr. Qi said he had first learned of the explosion by watching a Shanghai television station.

In short, repeat a learned fact shortly after you've first learned it, then repeat it after a slightly longer interval, then at a longer interval still.

More importantly, Peter seems to have first learned of this after Jesus' death, by means of a heavenly revelation (Acts 10 9 16).

She lived in the Netherlands for five years, working as a vocalist and trumpeter, having first learned to play the horn as a child in the Salvation Army.

Barker, who now sits on 59 wickets in what has been his most profitable campaign to date, is a Lancashire lad, having first learned his trade at Enfield Cricket Club in Accrington.

If, on Wednesday morning, you had risen early enough and rejoined the torrid, infinite march that is Twitter, you might have first learned of NBC's termination of its morning-news lodestar, Matt Lauer, through neutral channels.