Sentence examples for learnt to make from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese have learnt to make things that look just like our Hutsul ones," she says.

She designs, or rather carves, in fact – crazy necklaces and rings, modern things, you know, all corners, and clasps of fir.'" Rie learnt to make pots in Vienna in the 1920s.

My mother wanted to help me, so she taught me to make [a pretend] injection, and from then, I became a small doctor, I had a small bag, and learnt to make injections on my friends and family so I wasn't scared.

"Clearly the lessons will have to be learnt to make sure tragic accidents like this can't happen again".

As I've got older I've learnt to make sure that I'm not totally ruined all the time.

'They have learnt to make films for export,' Frears adds, 'I think that is very clever of them, it's very smart, and new in my lifetime.' Bevan and Fellner are in the same business as smart, major studio connected ex-indies like Miramax.

Having learnt how to make satisfactory images with one camera they each remained with that camera, accepting its limitations as imposing a necessary discipline upon their image-making, as well as allowing them to concentrate on the realisation of the subject.

But what was done quickly in Europe is yet to materialise in America, unless the powerful UAW agrees to changes.Another Japanese trick that Ford has learnt is to make many different models using the same "platform"—the basic chassis and other under-the-skin parts.

"I will now be discussing with the new chief constable the lessons that need to be learnt and to make sure that the recommended actions are implemented, including the new arrangements for dealing with high-profile individuals and serious work to understand better why victims did not come forward at the time when Savile was alive," he said.

Here are some of things I have learnt to date: Make friends with your research officer I've been involved in the development of four grant proposals post-PhD, one was successful, two weren't and one is still to announce the results.

"I think it should make a good book," she wrote, "When I have learnt to draw the child".