Sentence examples for learns that something from inspiring English sources

And Joshua, Pratchett and Baxter's other protagonist, learns that something terrifying is transpiring beneath the surface of his planet.

The left might learn that something important has changed.

First we learn that something happened in the past.

I would be shocked to learn that something of this level has happened before.

I had not, and was miffed to learn that something so perversely alluring had escaped my attention.

"It took me a long time to learn that something had to be experienced in real time," he said, reconstructing the thinking that led to his silver series.

She first learned that something was wrong in December, when she had a routine follow-up mammogram six months after her lumpectomy and radiation.

After the antics at last year's Christmas party, perhaps you've learned that something relatively low in alcohol is the way to fly.

I got in touch with Marshall, now a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, and she was amused to learn that something she uttered as a brash 22-year-old might have such a lasting linguistic legacy.

(He learned that "something is not always better than nothing" from his mother, who once won a new washing machine in a contest, but refused the prize when the sponsors tried to fob off a used one on her).

Gradually, we learn that something went wrong in Libya, and that Lee was one of the luckier ones – a bracing truth with which she is confronted by fellow warzone veteran and possibly ex-lover Albert (a bafflingly underused Ben Kingsley).