Sentence examples for learnt to live with from inspiring English sources

These days, she's learnt to live with it, though sight-reading is terrifying.

Now that he's learnt to live with Mother Nature, human nature is the next battleground.

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

I've learnt to live with it: 'Why fit in, when I was born to stand out?'".

At the bottom, until the 1890s, were slaves.However bizarre it may seem to outsiders, the near-divinity of their leaders is something the North Koreans have learnt to live with, if not always easily.

"I have learnt to live with a constant level of fear - it's with me all the time, like that sick anxiety you feel when you walk into an exam.

Franklin said many of the communities with the best relationships with and respect for crocodiles are in the Northern Territory and Cape York of Australia, where local Indigenous people revere the animals and have learnt to live side-by-side with the apex predators.

I've always lived with someone but in the past year I've learnt to live alone; you have to be OK with your own company – and even to enjoy it.

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.

Learn to live with it.