Sentence examples for learnt to use from inspiring English sources

I had learnt to use skins, crampons and ice axes, and how to abseil.

Man learnt to use falcons and hawks to chase away pests and locusts that would often attack crops.

A third of Americans now read news online at least once a week, compared with 20% in 1998.News organisations have learnt to use interactivity to create content for themselves: "Do you want to see him fry tonight?

When someone is crying or laughing we do not first observe mechanical movements and, after we have learnt to use a ToM, make predictions about an unobservable inner life.

Further, the water nipple in each pen was placed in the corner used as dunging area and the naive pigs drank from the floor until they had learnt to use the nipple properly.

While people may decry the decline of our ability to use words, citing some sort of societal intellectual downfall, really we've learnt to use TV as a buffer to give us room to think.

"Tony", who owns a.38 calibre handgun, learnt how to use his weapon by fiddling with it.

I might not have learnt how to use PowerPoint properly, or the importance of putting milk back in the fridge.

Mother and Grandfather knew I had learnt how to use chopsticks.

This is not to say that preceptors in our study found it any less difficult, rather they had learnt how to use the new knowledge and the improved communication skills.

"Today, we've learnt how to use the latrines properly and also how to cover up food so it doesn't get dirty and flies do not spoil it as they carry diseases", says another student.