Sentence examples for learnt instead from inspiring English sources

On his return he settled for a Rover 416 and some life lessons learnt instead.

We learnt instead that Frances is the youngest of five, that Kimberly has an nice boyfriend called Giuseppe and that Ruby did most of her practice cooks in the scummy kitchen at student halls.

We learnt, instead, to talk about the chores that matter to us and divvy up the domestic tasks according to comparative advantage (or who fulfils each task most efficiently), an economic theory, defined by British economist David Ricardo, which is the foundation of free trade.

This will help you review what you have learnt instead of cramming it in and giving up.

She learnt shorthand and typing instead, and took a series of secretarial jobs, eventually ending up at an ad agency where she got herself promoted to copywriter.

In contrast to the majority of US sitcoms, Arrested Development had no teachable moments: the family at its centre, the venal Bluths, rarely learnt from their mistakes but instead blundered their merry way through life, bound together not so much by love as by a sense that family, no matter how bad, is all you've got.

As you become comfortable with living at the edge of the unknown, finding calm confidence within yourself while life continues to whirl and spiral in and around you, you will have truly learnt how to "dance in the rain, instead of waiting for the storm to pass".

"Star learnt about India, and Zee learnt about broadcasting".

More specifically, since the learnt complex data representations contain semantic and relational information instead of just raw bit data, they can directly be used for semantic indexing when each data point (for example a given text document) is presented by a vector representation, allowing for a vector-based comparison which is more efficient than comparing instances based directly on raw data.

Having literally just learnt English from Biff and Chip books, I had to unlearn it: saying "easy" instead of "hello" and "come" instead of "came"—as in: "He come round my house and I didn't even have my extensions in," rather than: "No, he did not come on my face, thank you very much".

President Rajapaksa said the U.N.'s involvement was not needed: a "Lessons Learnt" commission, which he had appointed, would look into things instead.