Sentence examples for learn though from inspiring English sources
Jade doesn't learn though and a similar ball is flicked away uppishly through the same reason, over the fielder for four more.
I did not learn though, as that was the beginning of me mistrusting my gut and working with comedy writers all the time.
She plays an evil taxidermist, bent on stealing and stuffing this rare Peruvian species ("Ursa marmalada," we learn), though by the look of her — the helmet of blond hair, and the tightly buttoned outfits — I reckon that what she really wants is to tie him up and get all grizzly on him, whispering "Keep the red hat on" into his little ears.
I had to learn, though, to walk without a swing in my hips, to mind my wrists, to "tone it down".
From what I could learn, though, what Rescue Forensics appears to be selling is just one more tool to help cops track people engaged in sex work through their online activities.
They learned, though, that Santa was giving match point presents only to North-South.
Ms. Meriwether has learned, though, that penis jokes do have a limit.
The lesson was not learned, though, and Pietersen's direct hit sent him back for 14 after a second poor call.
What Stone learned, though, was that people enjoyed answering questions.
It was a lesson learned, though, as I've never since taken one of those "forgot your password?" features seriously.
