Sentence examples for learnt to play from inspiring English sources

He took ballet lessons and learnt to play the guitar.

In Monroe Mr Helms learnt to play the race card, that fear of touching and that sense of suppressed disorder.

According to the senior reformist, "The hot-headed young learnt to play politics during the Ahmadinejad years.

Seventeen-year-old Andrew learnt to play tennis after taking up work as a ballboy in an upmarket club.

He turned to music for solace, learnt to play bottleneck guitar, and performed in juke joints alongside Sonny Boy Williamson and Charlie Patton.

Hasan Kizillar, 19, grew up in the local Roman community but learnt to play the violin, piano and other instruments in the centre's orchestra.

From that experience, he has learnt how to play with space, how to deal with special effects.

Much of this progress is genuine, though some is illusory, as schools have learnt how to play the league tables by directing students towards easier subjects and vocational qualifications.

BBC reporter Andrew North visited Shivaji Park, where Tendulkar first learnt how to play cricket.

"I've learnt I'm good enough to play with these girls and beat them," said the 18-year-old.

He shed many pounds to play the role, and learnt to hold himself upright and immaculately, but now much of the weight and slouch and college-boy clothes are back on, and he is doing very un-Capote-like things.