Sentence examples for now learnt from from inspiring English sources

But the chancellor has said that Rock has now learnt from its mistakes.

The Americans have now learnt from the success of this arms-length innovation agency and replicated it in Arpa-E – an agency devoted to doing for energy research what Darpa does for defence.

But they should now learn from their mistake.

I passed on my knowledge and we all now learn from each other's experiences.

He notes that youngsters can now learn from one another, as well as from parents and grandparents.

I now learn from a tabloid that Scientologists recently addressed Tottenham Hotspur players about the evils of drugs.

"It's big for us to be able to take this win now, learn from it and get better to add another one," linebacker Sio Moore said.

Year after year, baby bands look back with vintage equipment, songwriting paramaters and stage postures that are now learned from reissues and YouTube.

But she did occasionally sell pieces to two Prague dealers who, she has now learned from Sotheby's, paid her less than one-twentieth of their true value.

The poem, which most of us now learn from Mickey Mouse, tells the story of a young man who, left to his own devices, mimics his boss's spell for making brooms fetch water pails.

I have now learned from a scornful press and internet, perhaps along with Mr Cameron himself, that the "ultra-cool Beats By Dre brand" of headphone is sported by Cara Delevingne, Harry Styles and Rita Ora and is quite the hottest thing going.