Sentence examples for there we learned from inspiring English sources

There, we learned why Lulu had acted cross with us.

Once there, we learned that the Parco was open only mornings and evenings.

At the museum there, we learned of the elaborate charade by the Allies that left the Germans convinced that an invasion would not take place there, but farther north at Calais, where the Channel is at its narrowest and where an attack would be most likely to succeed.

There we learned from Hettie's example: being an artist did not preclude being human.

There we learned that families didn't have to be chaotic, that running a house wasn't rocket science, that some families would do *anything* to help out their kids.

There we learned that the general arrived in late August with his wife, Martha, and at least a dozen servants and aides and stayed until early November, when he learned that the Treaty of Paris had been signed.

Once there, we learn under the gilded dome of the cathedral-mosque-museum of Hagia Sophia that "the traditions of East and West are not as divergent as you might think".

There, we learn that a whopping 129 richest people in the country have no college degree, surpassing the combined holders of M.B.A.'s, law degrees and those who have completed their education at Yale and Harvard.

There, we learn of a blind clockmaker who, on hearing that his son has been slain in the first world war, delivers an enormous clock he has made for a railway station.

There we learn about a swathe of land between the Rio Grande and the Nueces River that had declared itself independent of Mexico in 1840.

There we learn that Lazarus's poem was written in 1883 to help raise money for the American-built pedestal on which Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi's statue — a gift from France — would stand.