Sentence examples for learnt to work from inspiring English sources

When I wrote my Guardian column I was wanting to share what I've learnt, to work ideas out and engage people.

Yet a handful of western firms have learnt to work the system.

The two categories have not completely merged, but they have learnt to work closely together.

At other times, she goes off on her travels for six weeks at a time, staying with native guides who have learnt to work alongside her.

The article holds up the Linux crowd as the "virtuoso practitioners of new work principles that produce energised teams and lower costs".But it is not just geeks in the software industry who have learnt to work in this way.

In 2008 China signed a deal worth $5 billion to pump Niger's oil.To compensate for its lack of economic clout, ECOWAS has learnt to work in tandem with beefier bodies and countries, raising the alarm when it spots danger on the horizon.

But it is better than its reputation: the average quality of its members has risen, and it has learnt how to work the EU system.

Now I have learnt how to work with parents, to persuade them to send their children to school and make them aware of how important it is for their future".

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

He took ballet lessons and learnt to play the guitar.

His time management has improved too, as he's learnt to say 'no' more often to work and play, which has freed up more time for his writing.