Sentence examples for learnt to do from inspiring English sources

He's learnt to do many things – even be quite pleasant to people".

He had leave to stay in Britain and had learnt to do a lot with his toes.

"There are no new hires happening in the hospitals, so us doctors in Greece in public hospitals have learnt to do the work of two or three people.

She disguises her hand as most people who grew up in East Germany learnt to do in the presence of the Stasi.

As adults we have learnt to do this in privacy, for some reason showing vulnerability has become shameful and so many of us try to keep up a cheerful façade to stop anyone knowing the sadness that is lying just under the surface.

So I have learnt to do it with experience".

It has learnt how to do that through enlargement.

It's about making sure they've learnt – and to do that, you need to reflect on your practice".

"I've learnt how to do a bit more maths here and how to use computers better.

"Governments and their agencies have become incredibly sophisticated as they have learnt how to do this and many of those doing this work are ex-journalists".

As with anything involving muscle memory, it's far easier for singing to become a natural, subconscious process if you've learnt how to do it while your brain's still developing.