Sentence examples similar to learnt directly through from inspiring English sources

They can do it directly, through regulation.

2) Purchase CEs directly through R. Cassidy.

Students apply directly through the Graduate School.

Or pay directly through a Visa card.

The standard explanation, says Mr Foster, is that, since many Japanese have learnt English through the Peter Rabbit books, the appeal is sentimental.

You have learnt things through living, things that other people will never experience or learn.

The seven native English participants all learnt Chinese through formal university instruction and reported it to be the dominant foreign language they used at the time of this study.

All learnt English mainly through formal classroom instruction (four Chinese and four Europeans also learnt English at home) and all rated English as their most proficient foreign language.

Saluting medallists like David Weir and Sarah Storey, a nation learnt to see through disability – to the person inside.

Oral communication is an art that can be learnt and polished through reading, presentation skills and practice.

Nearly all of the respondents stated that they had learnt about cancer through either family or community networks.