Sentence examples for learnt fast from inspiring English sources

Langa and his team of volunteers at the workshop learnt fast too, moving quickly from air rifles to far heavier weaponry when private boats began to arrive from Benghazi with weapons seized from the military there.

But the police and the national guard carried out hundreds of raids and learnt fast.

The first time I went no one wanted to hit against me because of my age, but I was stubborn, something that comes with having so many brothers and sisters, and I learnt fast.

Duke learnt fast: that you can be deadly serious about your music and still fool around; that you can be confident without being arrogant; that you can be a showman without pandering to the lowest common denominator.

And, with the boycott gone, the fear of a Viennese veto need no longer haunt this year's EU constitutional conference, which is drafting the treaty changes needed to prepare the Union for enlargement into Central Europe.As for the lessons of it all, they may have to be learnt fast to avoid another fiasco.

China is simply playing the same old capitalist game like everyone else, and unfortunately for the West, has learnt fast to become a formidable player by dint of its sheer size and totalitarian Communist Party rule.

When combined with Melody, however, the two forms of structuring clearly had synergetic effects, as participants trained with mode Rhyme&Melody were able to make use of both sources of highlighting the sentence structure and content and learnt fastest.

The bivariate models can represent low order dependencies between the variables and be learnt using fast algorithms.

The lesson to be learnt for many aspiring young fast bowlers and coaches is that Anderson's rise to the top has not happened overnight.

Referrals that meet expectations could be learnt and would be achieved faster through more bidirectional dialogue and mutual respect plus understanding between FMSs and the hospital specialists.

Co-op Bank's difficulties came from expanding too fast, a hubristic habit learnt from the mainstream.