Sentence examples for the public learned from inspiring English sources

The public learned something.

Only in recent years has the public learned why.

More than six months would pass before the public learned of the decision.

But later that year, the public learned that Holmes hadn't "proven" anything.

The public learned of them when big raids on breweries, speakeasies, and other places of outlawry attracted newspaper headlines.

The public learned long ago to ignore government claims that it was saving money by slashing waste.

But the public learned that he had been taken in a badger game and had paid off his blackmailer.

During the seamy trial, the public learned that Frida had already threatened von Oesteren twice with a revolver.

The hilarity subsided when the public learned more of what was going on at Abu Ghraib, Bagram, Mosul, and Guantánamo.

Mr. Mirro argued that "serious commercial harm" could result if the public learned what was in the reports.

When investors and the public learned that the invention was actually a technologically advanced motorized scooter, they were dumbfounded.