Sentence examples for learnt need from inspiring English sources

Rhododendrons, they've learnt, need to be near the bottom of the slope where the soil is deeper.

Clearly still sore about Arsenal's reluctance to release Jack Wilshere, Pearce replied when asked for one specific lesson to be learnt: "You need to turn up to tournaments with your best players for a start.

To get anywhere in France Inc, Pardus learnt, it needed to be polite.Shareholder activism in France is on the rise.

By the end of the episode, Bojack – with the help of some constructive feedback – has learnt he needs to adapt to his new relationship if he wants it to work.

However, if you observe it as it is, much can be learnt without needing to pull things to shreds within the mind.

I have learnt that I need more competition experience to get that full confidence and I need to start getting used to fighting heavier girls than me.

"We won't stew over this one too long but there's obviously lessons to be learnt, which we need to do quickly because we've got another game and we want to put things right.

I have learnt that I need to teach people how to treat me, by doing exactly how I would like to be treated.

Lessons learnt include the need for researchers and communication specialists to work at developing networks of actors across the policy and practice continuum, and designing long-term communications strategies which are appropriate to a range of specific technical, political and cultural contexts.

Following the failure of 2008, Harley suggested that the club had learnt that it needed to "just be the best team in September" and that once qualified for the finals, focus had shifted towards rest and recovery.

I think I [unclear] want to know and I have learnt things that I need to be doing and that is all about, sometimes, you've got to pull your head in and do that (Violet).