Sentence examples for learnt to give from inspiring English sources

He has also learnt to give every opponent maximum respect, claiming that "Murray for me is in the top three, although the rankings say he is four – he is so difficult to play against but I will try my best to take the few chances that I will have".

Perfectionism, like distrust, had been beaten into him.What show business required, he had also learnt, was to give the fans what they wanted.

I have learnt how to give the mothering instinct freedom in a way I feel benefits not just me, but those on the receiving end.

Pakistan is learnt to have kept its nuclear weapons in an advanced state of readiness".

There is one thing I have learnt: If you want to give momentum to something, you must sometimes use the language of politicians, both their tone and their pitch.

Students appear to try and understand anatomy by giving meaning to what is learnt [ 22]. 'To give meaning' entails moving beyond labelling structures towards studying anatomy as an integrated whole.

Down 3-1 on the night and 4-2 donn on aggregate, Montreal were left needing to score three goals having already learnt painfully that they could ill-afford to give America's front line space.

Later in the advance, Maxwell learnt from an English-speaking prisoner that a group of Germans in the adjacent post wished to surrender, but were afraid to give themselves up.

It includes specific prompts designed to give a richer understanding of the circumstances surrounding pathways to diagnosis, and asks practices to consider and reflect on what happened, why it happened, what has been learnt and what can be changed.

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

"Over time I have learnt to accept his situation and to love him, treat him well and give him equal opportunities as his siblings".