Sentence examples for instantly learned from inspiring English sources
In between thumps to the face, I glimpsed the girl smiling and egging him on and instantly learned a valuable life lesson: three is never a crowd; triangulation often helps to inflame desire.
I instantly learned that the difficult parts of this job are the small ones.
The same logic applied to two subjects of group G and K that instantly learned to solve the task in the free condition in 2009: in both cases the dominant female found out how to manipulate the box successfully by using one of the two techniques (in group G, GAB with push and in group K, KAT with pull) and continued to do so throughout the experiment.
But one thing we instantly learn about Terry is that they're proudly unapologetic.
The dove, looking upward for its mother, sees the arm-waving Magician and instantly learns how to fly.
An Aboriginal couple wanders solemnly through Australia, when the young woman finds a pair of mystical red pumps on a desert mountain and instantly learns to dance.
It recently developed an app that allows people to scan the price of a product — a book at Barnes & Noble or a television at Best Buy — and instantly learn whether Amazon offers the same item cheaper.
They've shown that Pig A can almost instantly learn to follow Pig B when the second pig shows signs of knowing where good food is stored, and that Pig B will try to deceive the pursuing pig and throw it off the trail so that Pig B can hog its food in peace.
That said, users can send previous itineraries to FinalPrice and it will instantly learn their preferences.
Today anyone can instantly learn a property's square footage, its sales price history, even view satellite photos, at virtually no cost.
Part of what helps weather forecasters improve their prediction is constant feedback: if they predict rain, and they get it wrong (or right), they instantly learn.
