Sentence examples for learnt to not from inspiring English sources

So I just learnt to not take anything for granted," says Ferrell, whose father, Lee, played keyboards and saxophone for The Righteous Brothers.

But I have learnt to not say too much".

In summary, we've learnt to not only help build the skills and confidence of community health workers, but also to help improve engagement between them and members of their communities.

I've learnt to not be bothered by it and I like to think that for all the reasons my surname gave people a chance to poke fun as I was growing up, that it has made me a lot more resistant to that sort of thing in the adult world.

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 would have thought that in the 60 odd years that Bruce has been in show business, he would have learnt to improvise but obviously not!

Although our six-month-old hasn't learnt to speak yet, we are already working on raising him trilingually by exposing him to his mother tongue (Dutch), his father tongue (Arabic) and his family tongue (English).

Describing pictures in books as "tremendously motivating" for children, he lamented a widespread assumption that, "once you've learnt to read, you don't need the pictures any more".

Talking of his character's changes and lessons learnt during the special episodes Quinlan said: "I think Gilly's learnt to chill out a little, not to follow the crowd and be a sheep.

Max, their eldest son, is supposed to be taking over the farm, but he's barely coping with the responsibilities he's already got: a newly pregnant wife who's learnt to close down her emotions, "not in a petulant way, but just practical, so the nerve endings aren't exposed.

It's a sound, you suspect, that she will regret not having learnt to appreciate much earlier.