Sentence examples for learned about from from inspiring English sources

"She was someone you learned about from the older kids," he said.

One of the things Akhavan learned about from movies was, of course, sex.

If you have to do any parking in Boston, you might remember a dodge we've just learned about from a lady who is in and….

In September he returned briefly to accompany Ms. Klein to a wedding in the Catskills — a place he had learned about from Mr. Roth's writings.

Knowledge of the cap, the withdrawal method, douches and condoms, complete with gruesomely graphic illustrations, were learned about from a fearsome medical book acquired by my mother.

In "The Vigilant Rabbit", some talking animals decide to install a gate in their forest – something they've learned about from watching humans.

By Alec Wilkinson November 6, 2015 I like to visit a Web site called Thoughts on the Dead, which I learned about from my colleague Nick Paumgarten.

I like to visit a Web site called Thoughts on the Dead, which I learned about from my colleague Nick Paumgarten.

She said that from the day she joined the horse guard, which she learned about from an open house, she felt right at home.

Ms. Perez, who has little contact with Manny's father, remembered the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty, an organization she learned about from a friend years ago.

The other matter you can learn about from "Dancing with the Stars" is sex roles.