Sentence examples for just learnt from inspiring English sources
That is the lesson that General Motors has just learnt, at a cost of €1.55 billion ($2 billion), from Fiat.
Having literally just learnt English from Biff and Chip books, I had to unlearn it: saying "easy" instead of "hello" and "come" instead of "came"—as in: "He come round my house and I didn't even have my extensions in," rather than: "No, he did not come on my face, thank you very much".
I suppose I just learnt by osmosis".
"I've just learnt to love the questions".
I've just learnt a new word Gary, thanks.
That could sound like a mystical experience, and it may be a mystical experience, but I have learnt just to go with it".
They're some of the most remote parts of the British Isles, presenting challenges to simple everyday life posed by nowhere else in the UK – just as George Orwell learnt in Jura 60 years ago.
A Good Man: By growing up with Mark our daughters have learnt just what a "good man" is.
Just as society learnt to accept parents having kids out of wedlock, or men taking their wives' surnames, it has recently became acceptable to go clubbing after you've found your responsibility.
Just as society learnt to accept parents having kids out of wedlock, or men taking their wives' surnames, it has recently become acceptable to go clubbing after you've found your responsibility.
