Sentence examples for it learnt from inspiring English sources

Serco, he said, had an opportunity to show it "learnt the lessons" of its past, high-profile mistakes.

Mr Palmisano says it learnt about "scale beyond the imagination" when running the Nagano Winter Olympics website in 1998.

Is it learnt, or something we are born with?

What constitutes such skill, how is it learnt and is it a skill restricted to radiologists?

A spokesman for BA says it learnt about its Facebook problem from a press report.

The same program, or "agent" as its creators call it, learnt to play 49 different retro computer games, and came up with its own strategies for winning.

Instead of producing a label as an answer ("this image is a two"), it generates, if it has learnt correctly, an image of the digit "2".

If Pakistan's military really is behind Mr Qadri, it has learnt nothing from its own sorry history of political interventions and may be about to commit its biggest folly yet.

But it is better than its reputation: the average quality of its members has risen, and it has learnt how to work the EU system.

Given GE's strength in areas such as clean technology, energy and transport, it stands to benefit from at least some of the public money that will be up for grabs.The third argument in favour of keeping GE's industrial side intact is that it has learnt how to sell its disparate wares to foreign governments in compelling combinations rather than one by one.

"He has a rundown when it hits the five chord, the B down to the A down to the E, which is like a yodelling sort of thing, which I've never been quite able to figure … Every time I see him, it's 'Learnt that lick yet?'" As Moore tells it, he was doing nothing much special, nothing more than "filling in holes".