Sentence examples for learnt to know from inspiring English sources

Given the training history of our horses with their familiar trainer, they might have learnt to know her and her expectations, therefore responding similarly to her order whatever her attentional state, even when she had her back turned.

The week when the Labour party learnt to love Peter Mandelson and the Sun learnt to hate Labour again.

Teaching and writing terrible unpublishable books, but I've learnt to live with that.

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

Many of them had learnt to live successfully alongside their voices – the aim of the classes.

Here is what I have learnt: It's important to know that it's not all pancakes and maple syrup.

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).

Research into inspiration and fixation has produced a complex web of questions, methods, and findings, making it difficult to know what has already been investigated and learnt, and what to investigate next and how.

The hard working staff at Northern Rock deserve to know what went wrong and that lessons will be learnt," Mr. Goddard said.

Having learnt from inspections and international studies which methods work best, it has begun a programme of ensuring that all schools get to know about them particularly methods for teaching basic literacy and numeracy.

You have borne the pain of those who have known fear and learnt to conquer it.