Sentence examples for learnt enough from inspiring English sources

When you feel you have learnt enough to spread your wings and take a leap of faith.

But it is far from clear that Mrs Albright learnt enough during her meetings in Pyongyang to be able to recommend rewarding North Korea with a presidential visit.

Asked on an analysts' call whether personal computers and tablets could one day merge into a single device, Mr Cook shot back: "You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things are probably not going to be pleasing to the user".The big question is whether Apple's boss has also learnt enough from his predecessor to keep the creative juices at the company flowing freely.

Though loathing Word, I'd learnt enough at least to get words into the right documents.

"I'd learnt enough to know you have to kick yourself out of the Ryman League, only then can you look to play a more expansive game," he said.

Soon we have learnt enough to slide a stone, oh-so-slowly, into the house, as Gail sails off to sweep in front of it.

Staff had learnt to include enough information in their original query to make this (and the doctor's reply) meaningful to whoever was on the rota.

If you think you have learnt it well enough, try the next word.

An hour a night to revise what was learnt in class is enough extracurricular work.

But the fact that the Republicans seem to have learnt from their mistakes enough to line up behind a credible candidate augurs well for their country—and for the world.

"I've learnt I'm good enough to play with these girls and beat them," said the 18-year-old.