Sentence examples for had started to learn from inspiring English sources

They played computer games, went to the park and had started to learn the alphabet.

"I had started to learn Hebrew, by myself, with cassettes," he told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in 1981.

By the second day, they had devised method in his madness, had started to learn to unlock feeling in food.

By 2008, Faludi was visiting Stefánie regularly and had started to learn Hungarian, hoping to write about the transition as a way of understanding it.

Examine the workplace and keep an eye on them that's down there.' The first week Dennis had spent down the pit, he had started to learn the Mines and Quarries Act.

There were communication challenges for all employees at the new Cape Town hotel but an interpreter was hired, and four months after opening hearing staff had started to learn the basics of sign language.

But humanity may have started to learn its lesson.

As I've started to learn more about Islam, I realise there is a criteria I have to meet.

But almost as quickly as investors rediscovered dividend payers, they've started to learn that this strategy is becoming expensive.

At the age of 17 and 18, young Americans have started to learn that it is OK to borrow tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of dollars.

"The music business today — much to its credit — has started to learn that there are lots of different ways a song can be a hit, and lots of different ways that the business can benefit from it being a hit".