Sentence examples for learnt how to use from inspiring English sources

I might not have learnt how to use PowerPoint properly, or the importance of putting milk back in the fridge.

"Tony", who owns a.38 calibre handgun, learnt how to use his weapon by fiddling with it.

Mother and Grandfather knew I had learnt how to use chopsticks.

And recently we have rediscovered the power of using the imagination to work with inner images, but rather than respecting their sacred nature we have learnt how to use (or misuse) their magical potential for materialistic gain--to attract the outer life we want, even the car we may desire.

This is not to say that preceptors in our study found it any less difficult, rather they had learnt how to use the new knowledge and the improved communication skills.

For example, some CHAs had learnt how to use other relevant drugs to treat illnesses when the medicines that they are familiar with - the ones they learnt at the school are out of stock.

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

For example, in teaching identifying relational process, students will know how to use this "formula" to arrange the knowledge and ideas they have learnt and construe the meaning potential they desire to express; while for attributive relational process, they will know how to use this "formula" to describe an item or a thing in our daily lives.

I've learnt how to quickly take payments from my website using Stripe, how to send confirmation e-mails using Mailgun, and how to locate areas of interest near a user using Google Maps.

'We have learnt how to grow these cells in the laboratory using hormones and growth factors,' she said.

He had learnt how to present himself in a certain way and used the manner right up until the end.