Sentence examples for learnt things from inspiring English sources

At the end of this series, whether you're a fan of nature documentaries or not, you will have learnt things, sure, but you will have witnessed and felt magical things.

You have learnt things through living, things that other people will never experience or learn.

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).

"It was a real support,...you learnt things you couldn't get elsewhere" They often chose one person from the range of health professionals, with whom they formed a personal bond, seeking advice from that person or contacting them if they were anxious, while still keeping appointments with the other health professionals involved in their care.

A survey of graduates found that only one-fifth of students would have taken the subject if it was not compulsory, but in hindsight over two-thirds said they had learnt things not otherwise covered in their degree and that it should remain compulsory (unpublished data, The Faculty of Science, Monash University 2009).

We learnt things, changed, fell in love sometimes.

These are the people who have learnt that things tend to go badly.

Eight years later, I suppose that you have learnt other things, perhaps that surprised you, both about the country and about government.

I have learnt new things just last term from a student I'm mentoring from Homerton College on her first teaching practice.

These are illustrated in the following quotes: 'it was just nice for her to hear about how valued she is', 'it made her realise that it is no good sweeping it under the cupboard' and 'he would have learnt new things about the rest of the family'.

If we have learnt one thing, it must be this: no more Savilles".