Sentence examples for learned it would be from inspiring English sources

And last July, the couple learned it would be a girl.

If I were to share one thing I've learned, it would be that we can surprise ourselves with the level of responsibility we're capable of.

Mr. Rose and other members of the group objected to the release when they learned it would be titled "Hollywood Roses: The Roots of Guns N' Roses".

We learned it would be a good idea if the government made a decision on airport expansion as soon as possible.

Mr. Trippi was HOWARD DEAN's campaign manager, and we imagine that if Mr. Trippi's book party had not been scheduled on the same night as that other thing (a coincidence, we learned), it would be packed with politically-minded rubberneckers.

Few countries in modern history have been governmentless for so long, and as the United States has learned, it would be nice to think you could ignore this wild, thirsty, mostly nomadic nation 7,000 miles away.

"When I learnt it would be on a Monday I questioned it," Parkinson said.

Cheltenham, promoted to the Football League in 1999, were set to wear tracksuits tomorrow after learning it would be too expensive to buy suits.

After learning Texas would not play in the Big 12 title game and again after learning it would be out of the picture for the B.C.S. title, Brown gathered his team in meetings that were more like group therapy sessions.

Given the demographics of the industry, I feel very comfortable with the concept of distance learning — it would be tough to start a chapter of the Young Republicans or throw a fun interdepartmental mixer with a student body that, so far, is ninety per cent men over forty.

The sport has certainly come out fighting since learning it would be axed from the 2020 Games programme, with traditional foes Iran, Russia and the United States forming an unlikely alliance in a bid to restore the sport's Olympic status.