Sentence examples for learned off from inspiring English sources
About 20 minutes of the dance is material that Ms. Monson has learned off the video.
"The one thing I've learned off Rob is that you can be emotional about it," says Hepher.
The opener she learned off by heart in Bengali for just such occasions - "Hi, I'm your MP, I'm here to help" - is out of date now.
All I would have to do is run through in my head what I had learned off by heart till I got to that section and — "Hwæt!" [Old English for "Lo!"] – I could slap down a perfect translation.
Lawyers also wear silly wigs and do their best with hopeless scripts they don't believe in, using a technique they often seem to have learned off TV rather than the other way round.
But a large chunk of the £3.4m poured into the sport over four years goes on transporting the team around the world and technology to video the various tracks, which is then analysed and learned off by heart by the sliders.
In general, parameters in the Walknet versions, i.e., the weights of the neural networks are either optimized by hand tuning or learned off-line to match the observed behavioral data.
It can also look a bit over-the-top unless you are engaging in your delivery; avoid simply reciting something learned off-by-heart.
Everyone learns off everyone else.
He said to me that 'the greatest lessons I learnt in life I learnt off Christopher'.
I'm a self-start person… everything I know I've learnt off the internet.
