Sentence examples for learnt there from inspiring English sources
Others reach to Whitman's knee (and might almost have been learnt there).
If learnt, there has to be an early postnatal period for learning, when breathing fails to match metabolic rate well.
I don't doubt Ramsay was both astute enough and panicky enough to kill his father the minute he learnt there was a new heir but it's also the case that I don't find the character as fascinating as David Benioff and DB Weiss clearly do.
After the pairs had all been learnt, there would be a final test a week later.
It is indeed a regular habit of the Gauls to compel travellers to halt, even against their will, and to ascertain what each of them may have heard or learnt upon every subject; and in the towns the common folk surround traders, compelling them to declare from what districts they come and what they have learnt there.
That is, since fewer items are learnt, there is less to be recalled.
The Dutch humanist Erasmus taught at the university; Mercator, the Flemish cartographer who projected the globe, learnt maths there.
It is important that the lessons learnt from the Chilcot report are learnt whilst there are people involved in Parliament who are in a position to answer for their actions.
Moreover, after the corporate scandals of the past couple of years, managers have learnt that there is a limit to investors' appetite for the boosting of profitability with borrowed money.Indeed, in recent months bond and equity markets have fed off each other's optimism.
I have learnt that there is no substitute for hard work, passion and success.
I've been concerned about the changing BD key for some time, but learnt that there is backward compatible code that allows the antiquated players to play the new discs (the reason for warnings that there may be delays etc. while playing the disc which I really have not experienced).
