Sentence examples for has quickly learned from inspiring English sources
The decision ratcheted up the intense attention on Otani, who has quickly learned the careful art of the bland interview.
Despite a 24-year background in defense -- as a player and as a coach -- Dungy has quickly learned to like offense.
Hayley has quickly learned that lectures, tutorials and wild nights of experimental drugs and shagging aren't a student's priority: the greatest challenge is stopping people stealing your food.
Though anxious to manage the presidency more efficiently than his predecessor, Bush has quickly learned that the appointment process is indiscriminate in the frustrations it brings.
So while Abraham talks about the difficulty of learning to play, in combination, the pass, the run and the role of quarterback stalker, he has quickly learned this much: "They drafted me for the pass rush," he said.
That's a sensitive issue, but de Blasio has quickly learned about local sensitivities — for instance, the way that his embrace of the Reverend Al Sharpton, and his praise for him as "a blessing for this city … a blessing for this nation," played with the average city cop.
It is not fun being out of power, but Mr Turabi has quickly learnt the language of opposition.
I had quickly learned not to be Iranian in ways that showed.
We had quickly learned that a car is an albatross in traffic-snarled Tel Aviv.
Had Ellis bothered to consult a lawyer, he would have quickly learned that the law did not respect this distinction.
