Sentence examples for have now learnt from inspiring English sources

They have now learnt, or should have, some old lessons.

Even if he sought such a friendship, it might not be forthcoming: British prime ministers have now learnt the perils of poodledom, whether real or perceived.Inside the White House, of course, there is still the loyal Mr Biden.

Residents were felled in droves in the first days of the siege but have now learnt where the snipers are and run across junctions where they know they can be seen.

The Americans have now learnt from the success of this arms-length innovation agency and replicated it in Arpa-E – an agency devoted to doing for energy research what Darpa does for defence.

She declared war on "fat duck" national champions, imposed unprecedented fines on cartel operators and mounted raids on the offices of dozens of firms suspected of anti-competitive behaviour.Corporate lawyers have now learnt to fear the approach of her handbag, perfect tailoring and heavily accented English.

However, I have now learnt of the cruel treatment my family suffered, and my mobile phone was cut off last night.

But we have now learned their complicity bought them nothing.

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

We have now learned that its imprecision can also jeopardize important investigations, including those involving terrorism".

Many Merritt Parkway fans have now learned about the photographic jewels of Nathaniel Gibbons.

But researchers have now learned that these Goliaths can be brought to their knees by the tiniest of Davids: bugs.