Sentence examples for learned reading from inspiring English sources

We learned reading file first.

When he and Patrick began elementary school, I learned reading, spelling, counting, addition, subtraction and handwriting right along with them.

"We only learned reading Twitter that it could've been a bomb," said Jesus Arandia, a 52-year-old university professor.

The ruling samurai had studied literature and Confucianism at their hankō (domain schools), and the commoners had learned reading, writing, and arithmetic at numerous terakoya (temple schools).

Isherwood was extremely important to me, but I was just a blip on his screen, as I learned reading his book.

"There is an old proverb which I learned reading Lin Yutang, the Chinese philosopher who was educated at Harvard," he said.

Next, we removed unreliable lowly expressed transcripts by using a learned read coverage threshold similar to previous study [ 28].

There are fewer photographs from the late '70s than from earlier eras; the pickings, for a learned and well-read observer, were slimmer.

Learned English reading U.S. magazines (Time, Reader's Digest).

Many learned to write by copying passages from the Bible, and many learned to read from that same book, according to an article posted at christianitytoday.com.com

Pope Benedict XVI is a highly learned man, and his predecessor John Paul II was positively brilliant; a polyglot, well-read, fearless mind who sincerely and truly believed in the whole range of Catholic dogma: Jesus' resurrection, the trinity, transubstantiation etc.