Sentence examples for just learnt from from inspiring English sources

As I say, we just learnt from our healthcare assistant what to do; basically it was like kind of on the job training… It would be nice to understand it in depth more, wouldn't it?

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".

That is the lesson that General Motors has just learnt, at a cost of €1.55 billion ($2 billion), from Fiat.

But Brendon learnt from their mistakes and was content to simply be a great, drug-fucked, rock-based music writer.

But has Armstrong learnt from his mistakes?

But the amount the squad would have learnt from Saturday is priceless, not just for the Argentina game but moving forward to the World Cup.

But Shell should have learnt from what happened at Deepwater about the importance of public relations.

Only contrition proves you have learnt from your mistakes.

Some may well have learnt from the experience, consistent with assessment being used "for learning", not just "of learning".

…"he learnt from his father and he will teach his next generation to his children just his family.

Beckham learnt from her predecessors.