Sentence examples for learned enough of from inspiring English sources

For many centuries, even millennia, the world got by without translation: the people of different nations simply learned enough of the next door language to communicate adequately.

It doesn't really matter what or how a child has learned, as long as he has learned enough of it and in the right amount of time.

Mr. Brown had even learned enough of the motormen's manual to fool transit workers before stealing their two-way radios and other property, Sergeant Guginsky said.

No, indeed; but Ophuls, in his wanderings, learned enough of the world to slip us that devastating news and to suggest, by way of remedy, that we face the music and dance.

By then, the Glasers had learned enough of Geisel's meticulous ways and second thoughts to stipulate that he give his assent in writing to each successive step of production as soon as agreement was reached on it.

His sister attends Japanese high school and speaks the language fluently, while his mother has been working at Uniqlo and has learned enough of the language to get by.

Even non-Arabic speaking Muslims force themselves to learn enough of it to read it.

All that mattered was that he learn enough of the language to fight his father's cousins.

To its detriment (and now, to Greece's), it has not accepted the burden of learning enough of its history to be a responsible economic power.

But the best estimate is that there are hundreds of thousands of chunks in English; learning enough of these to have an appropriate chunk to hand in a given situation is not a quick or trivial job.

We will be hosting a project-based course that will allow students to learn enough of the basics of mobile phone programming to design and launch their own mobile phone application.