Sentence examples for learned back then from inspiring English sources

"What I learned back then was that you can't protect a lead.

I learned back then to treat them in a very normal way".

I learned back then what Cameron's media advisers appear to have learned this week: sometimes a story is impossible to spin.

The armory was a gem for racing and learning back then.

There's lots of hard work and lots of dedication, which was built in me, being young and being active and learning back then at a young age to have discipline.

"Lessons were learnt back then and I'm going to benefit from it now, and I'm going to continue to learn, ideally, because it's an art form, and a vast one at that, and I'm just a drop in the ocean".

It may end up that these universities train all their teachers in this newfangled eduma-catin' and all of them just take what they've learned back to their schools, where they then build their own.

But what I've learned is, back then I didn't realize that the game is played by my own morality and not theirs.

I learned way back then that reactions to a story often tell you more about where the reader sits than where the writer stands, and this particular column has taught me yet again the depth of the doubts on the subject of work and being a parent.

The Obama political and legislative team would learn that, back then, it was necessary to get 66 votes to invoke cloture and kill any filibuster.

We learned from it, and it's lucky we learned from it back then".