Sentence examples for learnt in school from inspiring English sources

Everything we had learnt in school was, apparently, wrong.

Time outside school is vital for children to digest what has been learnt in school and to do a different kind of learning.

"For too long young people have been telling us about what they wish they had learnt in school about consent and relationships, and how better knowledge of their body and sexual health facts could have kept them safer and healthier," said Jane Lees, chairwoman of the SEF.

Fortunately your brain does kick back in and brushing up the maths and chemistry you learnt in school is a thousand times easier than learning from scratch.

If the skills learnt in school are a prerequisite for the apprentice's immediate skilled work in the company, the firm would have had to provide the training in these skills at their own costs or accept a lower productivity of their apprentices.

So we can't apply everything we've just learnt in school, and therefore we're forced to practice two kinds of dentistry: dentistry for our regular clientele and dentistry for our welfare clientele.

The directorate thus considered its main goal to be to improve the match between what is learnt in schools and health professionals' needs and the population's expectations.

"We learnt Russian in school, the Russians were here among us.

As soon as you get home, get a blank notebook and write about what you've learnt today in school.

Trainee doctors work to consolidate skills learnt in medical school and further improve their performance.

Further, a good speech of praise, the goal of the sophistic display speaker, must praise qualities that are truly praiseworthy and actually possessed by the subject of praise, but knowledge of such things is common property, not something learnt in the rhetorical schools (xla.1 24, p. I 220 1 Sudhaus).