It was as though the veterans had learned a different language, he thought, listening to Fleshman's scattershot of didi mau, Agent Orange, beaucoup, Jodies, 105s, Willy-Petes, and K-Bars.
Hamburg, however, may have learned a different message from the quote than the one intended.
She tells us about loss, love and life, and by the end of the book I had learnt a different way of looking at the world.
I've learned a lot about different cultures from my travels, but sometimes I've learned the hard way.
As unsuspecting customers have learned, a request for a different table leads to no table, or service, at all.
I've learned a lot about all different kinds of careers.
Because the Pirahã "talk about different things [than we do], different things get grammaticalized," he wrote, adding that "universal grammar was a good try, and it really was not so implausible at the time it was proposed, but since then we have learned a lot about many different languages, and they simply do not fit one universal cookie cutter".
I've learned a lot from the many different fields that I've explored, and from the many different people I've tried on.
I've learned a lot already, we're adding different things to my game and most importantly we're getting on very well".
Unlike Mr. Westergaard, Mr. Rose doesn't live in safe houses, although he long ago removed his name from the local telephone directory and has learned that a different Flemming Rose (there are apparently several in Denmark) decided to change his name.
