Sentence examples for learned of it through from inspiring English sources
His teammates were not informed about his leaving and learned of it through the news media.
I had first learned of it through Bruce Chatwin's "In Patagonia" (1977) in high school.
In the years after her mother died, she could not recall her father's first name; a foster mother learned of it through a New York City welfare agency.
This is partly because the plan was prepared in secret; even Republican legislators only learned of it through the media.If the funding is approved, America will provide Mexico with anti-drugs training and equipment over the next three years.
Israeli prime minister's decision not to accept an invitation for talks with the US president in Washington later this month "surprised" the White House, which first learned of it through news reports.
When Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was asked about the British decision last Friday while in Europe, she said she had learned of it through news reports and declined to comment.
Known as an example of alternate-reality gaming, it has become one of the best worst-kept secrets in the Bay Area: people learn of it through fliers or by word of mouth, go to an office building, ask for a key and get whisked down a rabbit hole of urban discovery.
"When we learn of it through our users, for example, we report it to the appropriate legal authorities and we do everything we can to respond as quickly as possible.
If the alleged knife used in committing the crime in question (a form of "real evidence") is produced in court, the fact-finder can see for himself the shape of the knife; he does not need to learn of it through the testimony of an intermediary.
When the verdict was announced, she learned of it first through Facebook: not guilty of second degree murder and acquitted of manslaughter.
Cosima's journal for that day records: "May I be worthy of bearing R's name!" Liszt was not informed in advance of the wedding, and learned of it first through the newspapers.
