Sentence examples for learnt to go from inspiring English sources

I'd learnt to go easy on schnapps and schnitzel.

He had learnt to go for broke and Federer didn't quite know how to handle it.

One involved finding their way to a food reward they could see but was behind a barrier and another involved offering two plates of food and assessing if the dogs learnt to go to the one with the bigger portion.

That could sound like a mystical experience, and it may be a mystical experience, but I have learnt just to go with it".

LGBT pupils in faith schools are more likely than those in non-faith schools to say that teachers and school staff never challenge homophobic, biphobic and transphobic language, just one in ten LGBT pupils in faith schools have learnt about where to go for advice about same-sex relationships.

I've learnt to live in the moment, figure things out as time goes by.

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

And there are the lessons learnt since banking started to go global in the 1970s: the mediocre performance of American commercial banks overseas, the Japanese fiasco, multiple horror stories of commercial banks buying investment banks, and, as the boom peaked, a ruinous hostile acquisition in the form of the RBS-led takeover of ABN AMRO.

They've learnt business techniques such as how to go about market analysis, financial projections, and assessing the competition.

Except that there's a lesson to be learnt that we don't need to go to a commercial profit market if we don't want to.

She told the inquiry of one night in Praia da Luz when, just as she was about to go to bed, her husband learnt of a headline on the front page of the Daily Mirror.