Sentence examples for that's learned from inspiring English sources
"It's about a guy that's learned to take a punch," Mr. Escovedo said.
Each time we use the word "culture," we incline toward one or another of its aspects: toward the "culture" that's imbibed through osmosis or the "culture" that's learned at museums, toward the "culture" that makes you a better a person or the "culture" that just inducts you into a group.
The powder is wrapped up in cigarette paper like a pork wonton; Raf spies a woman whose cheekbones are like a 1980s computer graphic; he thinks about speaking to her but the room is packed "like a rush-hour Tube carriage that's learned to vibrate to a determinate rhythm".
It doesn't watch the screen and learn from that, as some systems do, but is more like an in-game computer player that's learned everything from scratch.
But I also think it's something that's learned culturally.
But unless you're a dog or cat that's learned to navigate the internet, save the pet pictures for an album.
He added: "He's a young guy that's learning.
Does this sound like an industry that is learning?
There are some bird sounds produced that are learned.
