Sentence examples for relative learned from inspiring English sources

A Clemmons relative learned that Clemmons was coming to her home in the Leschi neighborhood in Seattle, informed the police and fled.

Did that happen when he tweeted, in the aftermath of the beach attack: "Just spent 45 min see family relative after relative learn that their children have been killed in #Israeli shelling of #Gaza port #horror".

In the days after Mr. Footmon's death, many of his relatives learned a startling secret.

But he seemed to have disappeared; relatives learned of his death in a newspaper article.

To speak only for myself, I took on the work of the place where we live out of love for it, but also to understand more clearly what most of my relatives learned when they were children.

It was only later that relatives learned that Mr. Puello — who spoke to the media on behalf of the jailed Americans, fired a Haitian attorney who was representing them and visited the Haitian judge handling the case — lacked a law license and is being sought by law enforcement agencies in El Salvador and the United States, Mr. Michaelson said.

Verdicts are announced before relatives learn that a trial took place.

Only five years have passed since corpses were floating through the streets, since hundreds of thousands of survivors sat in hotel rooms and shelters and the homes of relatives, learning from news footage that they were among the ranks of the homeless.

Because non-mammalian synapsids are our relatives, learning about them helps to answer the question of "where did we come from?" as much as studying fossil hominids or family genealogies.

Sometimes relatives learn lessons from their relatives.

On top of the percentage scores of 2010 and 2012, the table shows the relative learning gain (RLG) between 2010 and 2012, and the statistical significance of the difference between the two scores, computed with a two-sample paired t-test.