Sentence examples for learning that one from inspiring English sources

The couple would have to understand that they might end up in the ambiguous situation of learning that one of them tested positive on the gene test and the other did not.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, proposed a six-month moratorium on issuing new student visas yesterday, after learning that one of the hijackers, Hani Hanjour, had apparently entered the United States on a student visa to learn English at a Berlitz school in California.

I guess it's possible to argue that he'd been learning that one since he was a baby.

A few members of the profession talked of crying at their desks after learning that one of their clients had died.

Learning that one of her father's clients, whom Flannagan has cuckolded, intends to kill him, she flies to Flannagan's rescue and falls for him.

Obama was learning that one of the greatest skills a politician can possess is candor about the dirty work it takes to get and stay elected.

After learning that one of her tubes was blocked ("I was devastated") and that in vitro was her best option, she was determined to keep trying.

This lengthy delay between attempting to access plaintiff's home page and learning that one has failed to do so increases the likelihood of consumer confusion.

So Inverdale sails on regardless, if you can ascribe qualities of forward progress to a broadcaster whose sole identifiable advance in recent years has been his eventually learning that one doesn't pronounce Djokovic "Joykovitch".

I was learning that one of the most surprising rewards of theatre is to marvel at how a play may gleam at a different angle according to where and when it's presented.

Alaska had said on Thursday night that it was grounding 18 aircraft, but changed that to 17 after learning that one jet had been checked with a Boeing tool.