Sentence examples similar to learned weeks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lévy laments the way he must keep "giving his learned opinion week after week on how to fix things".

He had a reputation as a learned man, and three weeks after his arrival in Massachusetts he was installed as president of Harvard (Aug. 27, 1640) in the town of Cambridge.

Rather, they extracted flexible working practices and a pay freeze in return for the shorter week, and so learned to live with it.

HERE'S THE MOST FUN THING WE LEARNED ABOUT JOHN SUNUNU THIS WEEK: "'Wonder if Sununu's fired now' is both a legitimate question and a palindrome".

Mr. Weeks sums up their learned platitudes near the end of the film: "It's our time to be here and to build this and to create what we can.

Don't Look Back What We Learned About Trump's Supporters This Week What Will Decide the Presidential Election?

At the Cuban airport we got the usual questions about the reason for our trip, to which my son and I responded with the learned script, "We have come for two weeks to visit family".

IN Edgemont, a high-performing Westchester school district, children as young as 7 could recite colors and days of the week in Spanish, but few if any learned to really converse, read or write.

Chronic pain-related disability results in learned behaviours which can become apparent within the first few weeks of onset.

This week a report* from the Academy of Medical Sciences, a British learned society, says that a large number of such brain-affecting drugs are likely to emerge over the next few decades.

The final three weeks of study are spent applying the newly-learned knowlege to solving real-world problems.