Sentence examples for only learnt from inspiring English sources

I've been a sponsored snowboarder for about 15 years, but only learnt to drive a couple of years ago.

"Suddenly, it was my responsibility to make sure children not only learnt but also enjoyed my subject.

Nick Clegg only learnt of the denouement of the Brussels summit in a four-in-the-morning call from David Cameron after the fact.

He specifially rejected "today's headlines" that Dr Kelly only learnt of his fate in a "46 second phone call", saying that it was not the "crude length" which counted.

The black and white sheepdog has not only learnt and remembered more than 1,000 proper nouns but she has also grasped some of the finer points of English grammar, according to researchers in the United States who have studied her.

It is even conceivable that scent mixtures are only learnt via key odorants when they are novel, but with continued experience with the same scent, the initial key odorant signature might increasingly become a configural stimulus.

However, like Mrs Stitch's annoying daughter in Scoop, who revels in the word "banal" ("it is a new word whose correct use I have only lately learnt"), these are words which he finds apply to nearly everything.

The only lesson learnt from the Nativity story (and Dickens AA Christmas Carol too) is that presents must be given and received, stuff none of us needs or even wants.

Moreover, our PCFG method was the only which learnt from PDBTM150NR to classify the WDG150NR sample for all four contact site classes.

Since the dictionary is learnt only once, some computational burden can be saved.

Having learnt only the phrase 'Where is the San Siro stadium?' I began to wish I had invested a little more time in learning Italian.