Sentence examples for she learns him from inspiring English sources
He learns horses; she learns him; happy ending.
She learns to trust him (he has gentle hands), and, back in New York, she doesn't want to give him up — she's left heartbroken atop the Empire State Building, where he meets his match and dies.
Gradually, she learns to trust him, and he imparts his philosophy: There is no afterlife, and death is just a part of nature.
She learns to understand him once she figures out what his deal is.
Attempting to coax whatever information she can from the people stationed there -- mostly scientists studying climate developments -- who'd most recently been in contact with Karl Chris Sullivann), she learns little about him but a lot about the dicey subject.
What she learned from him: Thea: Life frightens me, not him.
"Then he went from here over to Ireland to perfect his counterfeiting and he married an Irish girl," who left him when she learned he was married.
She learned from him, she says, to love counseling.
Her father was a film professor and she learned from him a love of celluloid – especially horror films.
One of the first things she learned about him was that he grew up in Edina, Minn., and that he played varsity tennis at Harvard.
