Sentence examples for learnt to bring from inspiring English sources

One woman I spoke to last year had eaten only sandwiches for weeks, and I've learnt to bring coffee to people's homes when I interview them, as many of my interviewees can't even afford to turn the kettle on.

He took ballet lessons and learnt to play the guitar.

We have learnt to take pity on nature.

I've learnt to take responsibility.

"That was the perception that everyone learnt from 1990 that we have as much culture here, we don't have to bring it in from somewhere else necessarily".

Long back, when BT invested into Bharti, Mittal allowed it to bring in its chief financial officer and chief technical officer and in the process learnt enormously about processes and scaling up.

So Carroll, a U.S. citizen, decided to bring a test case by requesting his data even though he is not a UK citizen — having learnt Cambridge Analytica had processed his personal data in the U.K.

Fielding had learnt of Hall's questioning by Gascoyne and had brought Canning to his house in Bow Street, to "sift the truth out of her, and to bring her to confession if she was guilty".

I have learnt to speak Spanish and I have also learnt a lot about myself.

It was always important to me that if we brought in a gay character then it should be someone whom the audience have learnt to love first.

They bring together grooming, the development of human society and social institutions, and also the way that humans, uniquely, learnt to harness fire.