Sentence examples for having learnt to from inspiring English sources
A keen and experienced sailor in her own right – having learnt to sail at the age of five - small, fast boats are her first love, but she has sailed everything from glamorous America's Cup yachts to foiling Moth dinghies.
Having learnt to tap into his own insecurities and troubled relationships with himself and his past in his first two albums, Grant said, very of matter-of-factly, that he now found it "easy to write this stuff".
Discarded by Derek, she gets a job on a local paper and, having learnt to spot and sell a story, is inspired by a cast of real-life Fleet Street figures: "My gods, or rather goddesses (Katharine Whitehorn and Penelope Gilliatt were outside my orbit), were Drusilla Beyfus, Veronica Papworth, Jean Campbell, Shirley Lord, Barbara Griggs and Anne Sharpley".
Here is what he has been up to recently: Having learnt to beat the chess-playing machine, I have replaced it with two new obsessions: a Rubik's Cube and a UFO Solar Saucer (describes the Rubik's Cube, admitting that he is having some difficulty with the toy, but is unwilling to pay $2 to get the solution from Ideal Toys).
I feel I am a better person for having learnt to adapt to it.
Welshman Colbourne, 41, broke his back in a paragliding accident two years ago but, having learnt to walk again, recovered to finish second in his category.
I have learnt to speak Spanish and I have also learnt a lot about myself.
Nicole: We've learnt to accept everything.
We have learnt to take pity on nature.
Shanzhai manufacturers have learnt to to cut all the fat out of their business.
