Sentence examples for something i learnt from inspiring English sources

"That's something I learnt from England where everybody rotated.

I still hold to a belief in the moral purpose of public service, something I learnt from my father and which I hope to inspire in my children".

Here's something I learnt as a student: you tend not to want to borrow clothes from the girl who's willing to lend.

A person's character comes first It's something I learnt from Graham Greene who was once asked, "What is the first thing you think when you sit down at a desk?" And that was his response.

This, however, is often a misconception, something I learnt first-hand from my own research when, after days of reading through, years of a writer named Barbara Comyns' diaries assuming I was privy to the innermost workings of her mind, one throwaway line dashed my dreams: "I never mention the important things that happen," she'd written, "just odd rubbish and the weather". .

"I'll tell you something I've learnt about songwriting, thanks to my wife and daughters.

To be honest that is not something I enjoy, although I have learnt to accept it as a privilege.

And Crow was the first word my youngest son learnt to say, something I am very proud of.

What I learnt wasn't just the ABCs but the whole cultural package.

I have learnt that I should do something to assist HIV/AIDS sufferers in our community.

I've learnt as I've gone along.