Sentence examples for learnt to take from inspiring English sources

We have learnt to take pity on nature.

Britain have already beaten Switzerland in the group stages but have learnt to take nothing for granted in a tournament that has taken them on a roller coaster of emotions.

To the east and west of the plant, a new economy has been gradually replacing the old for many years.With the decline of the docks and manufacturing over the past 30 years, the local planners have learnt to take economic change in their stride.

"I've learnt to take more time on the shots," said skip Duncan Menzies.

"This study reveals another way in which bats have learnt to take advantage of their competitors by listening out for their feeding buzzes... presumably with the intention of then sneaking in and catching [an] insect for themselves.

Having been a researcher for quite a number of years, I have learnt to take considerable advantage of these cyberspace resources and they have proved to be immensely useful for me.

I've learnt to take responsibility.

However, Wormald continues: "The arguments of Tolkien's paper were not universally accepted, and some of its effects would perhaps have been disowned by the author, but its general impact could be summarized by saying that most critics have learnt to take the Beowulf poet a great deal more seriously".

For example a woman answered "I have reconsidered my life, changed several things" and another described "I have learnt to take more care of myself, to say 'no' more often that makes me proud".

The teacher speculated that the singing group may have learnt to take a more controlled or comfortable breath and therefore smaller breath in, leading paradoxically to a reduction in breath hold time.

Sometimes the waiting was very long, and I learnt to take a book on all our dates.