Sentence examples for had now learned from inspiring English sources

Whitehall official suggested yesterday that they had now learned the lessons.

He said his administration had now learned more about what works and what does not.

Coel said she had now learned how to navigate the television industry but had decided to speak out for the benefit of the next generation of writers.

I remember when it was all done in first draft telling Gene Wolfe, who is the wisest writer I know, that I thought I had now learned how to write a novel.

She had given up on her old thesis and become interested in some writers referred to as the Greek novelists, whose work came rather late in the history of Greek literature (starting in the first century B.C.E., as she had now learned to call it, and continuing into the early Middle Ages).

I admit, as a journalist, I too told his tale of woe, describing how, despite a reckless past, he had now learned his lesson and sought the medical treatment necessary to make the virus undetectable in his blood.

We've now learned it should really be 29 rupees.

But we have now learned their complicity bought them nothing.

But he seems to have now learned to control it".

Or VAAC as we've now learned to call it.

What we've now learned is that nobody's happy.