Sentence examples for learnt too from inspiring English sources
And if they are not learnt, too bad.
"I think we'd all agree that the past seven matches have been a bit futile, and I don't think anybody's learnt too much about each other from that.
Lessons have been learnt, too: Tammy Boyce, a research fellow at the King's Fund, a health think-tank, says that professional bodies such as the Royal College of Paediatrics and the Royal Society now try harder to dampen scares early.But she lays much of the responsibility for the MMR furore at the door of a scientifically illiterate, scaremongering press.
We have learnt too that a motion calling for a parliamentary inquiry into the voting system is to be tabled in the Commons.
DiCaprio speaks often with an invisible arched brow though he has learnt too to temper his sarcasm, or at least note it for the record.
I learnt, too, that there are attractions such as Bodie and Manzanar, a former detention camp for Japanese-Americans during the Second World War that is now a national historic site.
Langa and his team of volunteers at the workshop learnt fast too, moving quickly from air rifles to far heavier weaponry when private boats began to arrive from Benghazi with weapons seized from the military there.
Bank bosses have learnt not to pronounce too confidently about the future.
We were thinking of the west coast in the US, but have learnt that it's too hot for hiking in July.
After a lifetime in the toy business, the chairman of the executive committee of the board of Hasbro (short for Hassenfeld Brothers) has learnt not to worry too much about the impact of an economic downturn on his business.
