Sentence examples for learnt again from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of reasons to think that the terrible lesson of the 1930s will not have to be learnt again.

He's got fantastic friends, he's learnt to read again and he wants to become a chef.

Some of the hard lessons of state intervention will have to be learnt all over again before rural China's engine of growth can sputter into life.

Welshman Colbourne, 41, broke his back in a paragliding accident two years ago but, having learnt to walk again, recovered to finish second in his category.

Finding himself on a new path again, the widower learnt to cook and keep house.

Unfortunately a disproportionate amount of effort was spent during the project on this last objective, which we will discuss again in Lessons Learnt.

"Clearly this was a major incident which could have had serious repercussions and rather than the attempt to sweep it under the carpet there should be a full Health and Safety Executive investigation into the structural failure that caused this tunnel collapse to ensure that lessons are learnt and it doesn't happen again," RMT leader Bob Crow said.

And I would think: you silly people - you have no taste for poetry?' And then he is off again, reciting fragments of poetry learnt in his youth.

But Capriati has dealt with that, saying: "If I get into that situation again, hopefully I will have learnt from it.

"I'm not saying he'll never disobey team orders again but he will have learnt how to handle things.

"We hope that lessons will be learnt, so that this does not happen again in future elections".