Sentence examples for out learned from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of journals churn out learned articles on cutting-edge research.

I am no expert, I have just gone out, learned and experienced.

Fans in the bleachers in the old Yankee Stadium, which was routinely sold out, learned to compromise.

Other nights, fortunately, I overcame my torpor, ventured out, learned a fact or two and felt my spirits lift -- which shouldn't have been a surprise.

(The Colonel, it's worth pointing out, learned how to cook when he was very small — he was doing some of the family cooking by age seven — and so taking shortcuts with gravy meant compromising a lifetime of perfection).

Ward, who at the time was in Manhattan doing promotional work for the FX television series "Lights Out," learned that his mother, Alice, had gone into cardiac arrest at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

Don't check out, learn everything you can".

I bet they are out learning how to lindy hop.

As it turns out, learning is pretty essential to engagement.

The right spirit is empirical: try things out, learn what you can, adjust, and try again.

Or was she always attracted to storytellers, did she seek them out, learn from them?