Sentence examples for having learnt how from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most admirable part of Radar's proposition was the founders' practicality, having learnt how to manage these globally distributed networks, the charity earns revenue from consulting for a variety of organisations, charities and businesses including the British government.

Having learnt how to make satisfactory images with one camera they each remained with that camera, accepting its limitations as imposing a necessary discipline upon their image-making, as well as allowing them to concentrate on the realisation of the subject.

However, having learnt how difficult it is to prove definitively that planes are safe from interference, I'll be making sure my phone is properly switched off in future.

However, there is evidence that having learnt how to self-manage successfully, patients find it frustrating, at best, and frightening, at worst, to have access to self-management resources denied them; in some cases problems with postcourse interactions may be hindering patients' ability to hit biomedical targets and stay healthy.

It has learnt how to do that through enlargement.

Obviously, I've learnt how to handle the media now".

After much trial and error it seems to have learnt how to carry it off.

Fury, however, regretted his failure to have learnt how to write properly.

I had learnt how to administer morphine myself, and catheterise myself.

In a few days he will have learnt how to greet correctly".

"This is the third day and I have learnt how to punch and to kick.