Sentence examples for long learnt from inspiring English sources

And I've long learnt now that there will be some people who will use tuition fees as a reason to say "we'll never forgive the Liberal Democrats".

His team‑mates had long since learnt that when he says something, he usually does it.

Departments have long since learnt to look Treasury gift horses in the mouth.

There is, says Ajai Shukla, author of a forthcoming book on Tawang and the Sino-Indian border, "very little glory from 1962 .Tensions had risen in the late 1950s over the disputed border, 3,380km (2,100 miles) long, when India learnt of a new road the Chinese had built through the Aksai Chin at the border's western end.

Barbu and Simina [57] distinguish Recent and Long-Term continuously learnt user profiles and apply them to information filtering tasks.

But when it comes to average levels of attainment - how much children have learnt and how long they have spent in school - there remains a massive gap.

Even though he doesn't hold regrets in the long-run, he's now learnt that "it's the little things you do that pile up on top of each other and become habits".

With weak structures and poorly established processes, the long-term memory and lessons learnt are lost when there is a shift in heads.

Interspecific differences in repertoire size are mainly mediated by a large diversity of song-learning programmes that determine when the songs are learnt and for how long the song repertoire is modified [4], [5].

Another long-time surfer said he had learnt the break is "invite only", unless you don't mind your property vandalised, harassment, or getting chased off the beach.

"We won't stew over this one too long but there's obviously lessons to be learnt, which we need to do quickly because we've got another game and we want to put things right.