Sentence examples for learnt how to do from inspiring English sources

It has learnt how to do that through enlargement.

"I've learnt how to do a bit more maths here and how to use computers better.

That's something that we've learnt how to do quite well in recent years.

"Governments and their agencies have become incredibly sophisticated as they have learnt how to do this and many of those doing this work are ex-journalists".

"We always had shoes on, although to earn some money when I was a teenager I would mend shoes –I had learnt how to do it because we had to mend our own shoes.

As with anything involving muscle memory, it's far easier for singing to become a natural, subconscious process if you've learnt how to do it while your brain's still developing.

There are other nurses who have learnt how to perform it, but then they don't want to do it just because they are afraid that 'if I do this and it goes wrong, I may be blamed.'" (RNM, 3031) A further challenge was the practice of rotating nursing staff into the maternity department with the expectation that they would be skilled enough to cover the diverse requirements of the different wards.

"But I think I've learnt how to come back from tough situations more as I got older".

When you have learnt how to drop in, try doing airs (doing tricks in mid air) when you ride up the ramp.

As children, once we've learnt how to love and how to do the practical things we need to do in the world to survive -- all other beliefs can be discarded.

I have learnt how to live by myself; I can do everything by myself.