Sentence examples for learned that right from inspiring English sources

It was only about 25 years ago, after dead calves began washing up on Southern beaches, that scientists learned that right whales used this area as a nursery, said Barb Zoodsma, right whale recovery program coordinator in the Southeast regional office of the fisheries service, an agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

An actor's job is to be neutral, to be a tabula rasa, and a little kid who wants to be an actor starts learning that right away.

But Methfessel soon learned that the right to burial on the island was reserved for those born there.

It was then that I learned that gay rights were a litmus test for human rights everywhere.

German investors learned that voting rights can be crucial.

"We learned that human rights, which we argued was a political instrument against us, was indeed a value.

Two years ago, they learned that the rights to the 1972 David musical-produced muSugar "Sugar," which was based on "Some Like It Hot," were available.

In June 1989 he was two months away from finalizing "The Civil War," the project that later skyrocketed him to fame, when he learned that the rights for the project's historical photographs would take another eight months to clear.

Their lawyer (who is also one of their sisters) learned that the rights to the Stooges names and images were held by C3 Entertainment, a company controlled by the ensemble's heirs.

So when I learned that Basic Rights Oregon (BRO) Equality PAC would not be endorsing my campaign, I was shocked.

All children have rights "We learned that children have rights and responsibilities and all children have equal rights," said Maral.