Sentence examples for originally learned from from inspiring English sources

The tactic was originally learned from detective fiction.

The alphabet derives from a Greek alphabet originally learned from the Phoenicians.

Etruscan alphabet, writing system of the Etruscans, derived from a Greek alphabet (originally learned from the Phoenicians) as early as the 8th century bc.

Tempted to believe animals created for a definite time:—not extinguished by changed circumstances" (Herbert 1987, p. 62)—the latter point a return to Brocchi's views apparently originally learned from Lyell's Vol. 2. "February 1835" all over again.

That's something that I originally learned from Rob and I kind of saw from the people that he's around.

At the glassmaker just past the ceramics workshop, an Afghan woman who fled the Taliban is concentrating on a glass mosaic, while across the street at the embroidery shop, Nigerian Tayo Amoo, 34, is learning the tricks of the trade from a Riace woman who originally learned her skills from local nuns.

Wayne originally learned to play chords from his older brother Max, who now suffers from memory loss and can't play music anymore.

On the age of the Earth: I originally learned about all this from John McPhee, and it turns out that a lovely discussion of Hutton and all that is available online (pdf).

For the past 30 years, he's been the self-appointed custodian of the indicator, which he originally learned about in 1978 from New York Times sportswriter Leonard Koppett.

Since then, Tapani trained a woman from Stacy, who had originally learned welding to make ends meet as a single mom.

In time, the fact is gradually transferred to the cerebral cortex and is separated from the context in which it was originally learned.