Sentence examples for learnt recently from inspiring English sources

Such was the lesson learnt recently by social worker Wendy Newson who, having crashed her motorcycle on the A49, spent almost half an hour waving for help to passing traffic before anyone bothered to stop.

"I only learnt recently just how much work keepers have to do".

Management's tendency to be over-confident and to favour the status quo, he says, works against good strategic planning.So too does the phenomenon of "anchoring", the linking of things people do not know to vaguely related things that they learnt recently.

Here is what he has been up to recently: Having learnt to beat the chess-playing machine, I have replaced it with two new obsessions: a Rubik's Cube and a UFO Solar Saucer (describes the Rubik's Cube, admitting that he is having some difficulty with the toy, but is unwilling to pay $2 to get the solution from Ideal Toys).

To Americans who have recently, through the likes of Barack Obama, learnt to love public speaking, it has provided a timely reminder of how life ought to be lived.

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

Yet the ECB sits on its side of the negotiating table, as does the commission, which partly represents the interests of the bailed-out.An IMF lessons-learnt report on the first Greek bail-out recently revealed some of the tensions.

For example, I recently had a discussion with someone in India, and learnt that the country would have to build some huge number of universities every year just to have a reasonable penetration of professionals.

Mr. Phan predicts the luxury market in China and India could grow by about 6percentto7percentcent over the next 12 months in line with economic growth, he wrote in a recently released report commissioned by MasterCard, "The Luxury Industry: Lessons Learnt from Past Crises".

Stanley, who recently co-authored a book with Chouinard on the lessons learnt since the company was founded 40 years ago, says: "We are really trying to get a lot of people together to discuss what a more responsible economy would look like, one that is not based upon consumption.

Just as society learnt to accept parents having kids out of wedlock, or men taking their wives' surnames, it has recently became acceptable to go clubbing after you've found your responsibility.