Sentence examples for learned right away from inspiring English sources

The wolves here learned right away that people aren't bad.

The first weekend I was there, I learned right away what the family thought of me.

I learned right away not to stray too far when searching in the Florida swamps.

Through my work with Hiring Our Heroes, I've attended many hiring fairs across the country, and there is one thing that I learned right away.

I learned right away to carry two bags: one has all your important stuff; the other one you leave with the stroller and has no valuables.

(You learn right away that "he" is only ever one person when you talk to Mr. Sgarlato).

I think the shocking thing you learn right away is that it's all about them — it's suddenly not about you and your career.

Maggie and her three roughhousing brothers, we learn right away, were home-schooled by their mother — who has recently left the family and is openly missed — until reaching high school age.

Imagine how efficient it would be, the thinking goes, if you could glance at a sign on a prospective partner's forehead and learn right away that this person who might seem fetchingly "original," actually keeps a dead cat in the freezer because he didn't trust his veterinarian to properly inter it.

We learn right away that the protagonist Feng Shi is, "like so many rich people," perennially in debt.

One thing you learn right away when you spend time with people with disabilities is there's no time for self-consciousness or vanity.