Sentence examples for probably learnt that from inspiring English sources

After the first receptive test, the L2 writers probably learnt that in the subsequent tests they would have to behave in certain ways in order to perform well.

From Romney we'll probably learn that he's rich.

We'll probably learn that he gives away a lot in charity.

We'll probably learn that he pays a 15 percent capital gains rate.

In studying the Brexit results, Renzi has probably learned that fear alone will not be enough for a yes victory.

We will probably learn that the action involved a fair amount of luck — Presidents have little to do with intelligence tips emanating from the ends of the earth.

We will probably learn that the action involved a fair amount of luck Presidents have little to do with intelligence tips emanating from the ends of the earth.

"Cameron is probably learning that he has got to work through Europe on a lot of issues, for example to reform the E.U. neighborhood policy toward North Africa," Mr. Grant said.

Trump will probably learn that ridicule is an effective servant but a terrible master, since he is objectively ridiculous, his career is murky at best and the campaign will be passionate and long.

If you live on the East Coast and you have friends like me who have moved from the West Coast or the Southwest (even from ostensibly mellow pockets of California and Texas like Santa Barbara and Austin), you have probably learned that it is sensible to steer clear of the whole subject of tacos.

I think he has probably learned that he needs to take a tougher stance with some of these players.