Sentence examples for someone learnt from inspiring English sources

Each rap on the door is perfectly spaced like someone learnt at college how to knock right, what every knock means.

But this is only possible after someone has learnt to pretend to be angry or jealous and presupposes the ability that creatures have learnt to display these behaviours at will.

For example, I recently had a discussion with someone in India, and learnt that the country would have to build some huge number of universities every year just to have a reasonable penetration of professionals.

We chatted with the 20-year-old behind Björk's interactive live set-up, announced our event in San Francisco, learned that it was a good year for Kickstarter at Sundance, pondered whether this is the year 3D printing goes mainstream, previewed Bjork's Biophillia New York residency and learnt that someone, finally, has made a hoverboard.

Consider teaching what you have learnt to someone else.

It was always important to me that if we brought in a gay character then it should be someone whom the audience have learnt to love first.

I've overheard enough off-duty fashion bloggers talking about their horoscopes to have learnt that if someone wants to do the funky with you, most of the boring shit that comes out of your mouth will not be a problem.

No evidence of recognition is made Indicates a preference of one activity from class over another - " While studying for this exam, I have learnt that I am someone who needs to understand a concept before I can learn it.

I've since learnt to listen to what someone else wants.

I've always lived with someone but in the past year I've learnt to live alone; you have to be OK with your own company – and even to enjoy it.

At those moments, I keep in mind that the bad times will soon be a lesson learnt, and hopefully they can shape me into someone even better, someone even more resilient and strong.