Sentence examples for ones I learned from inspiring English sources

One of the first ones I learned, which seared an impression on my young mind, was James Connolly.

"In the good moments and bad ones, I learned a lot about a defenseman needs to do at this level," he said.

Here are some good ones I learned from a few of my friends.

For me, those were important lessons, ones I learned entirely by doing almost by osmosis, absorbing them from Mother and the rest of my family.

Paul Nace, mentioned above, taught me the real lesson of Vietnam, far better than the ones I learned studying the books of historians like Stanley Karnow.

From this one, I learned about some other things, such as Halston, Elaine's, Dom Pérignon, and the fact that one may snort cocaine from a spoon.

The book that describes her best, and the one I learned the most from, is "Irving Berlin: A Daughter's Memoir," by Mary Ellin Barrett.

As a teenager, when my representation of Islam was a radical one, I learned half of the Qur'an by heart.

The one I learned about at the Philips Research Center is called "2D + depth + occlusion", and obviously Philips thinks its the best.

So that was one I learned.

This one I learned from my father.