Sentence examples for had learnt from from inspiring English sources

We re-learnt from you the natural sciences and the other things you had learnt from classical Greece, but we had forgotten during the Dark Ages.

The White House had learnt from intelligence reports that an invitation was likely, an official told The New York Times.

Mr Rao told the BBC that Airbus had learnt from its previous mistakes with the A380 and was confident in the face of competition from new manufacturers.

Students in Years 2, 3 and 4 had learnt from reinforcing previous knowledge and skills.

Interview and group discussions suggested that women had learnt from the lecture and read the booklet (they freely recalled the lecture content and commented on the booklet), but the dialogue suggested a demand for more specific information and knowledge.

Clinicians who had received training in use of the booklet, and through its use had learnt from its content, would therefore have been unable to not use this knowledge in each consultation where a patient was recruited.

None of Black and minority ethnic (BME) participants were born in the United Kingdom (UK) but all White British participants were.> The focus groups were lively and participants frequently remarked how much they had enjoyed themselves and had learnt from others.

She told MPs she had learnt from her "searing" experience on the Fortis board.

But he said the family accepted that the ambulance service had learnt from the mistake.

I just applied what I had learnt from motor engines onto watches".

What was the most revolutionary lesson he had learnt from the poor?