Sentence examples for we learned someone from inspiring English sources

I suppose I need to eat my words about the "Little Liars" not going the teen pregnancy route because this week, we learned someone might be knocked up -- but it's not who you'd think.

It involves rectal diazepam: if I had a seizure, I learned, someone would have to insert something into my bottom.

After she put a photo online, she learned someone at her school had also bought the dress.

During the homicide investigation, detectives had learned someone in the gang was being provided with details of the  investigation to aide the suspects involved that case, McDonnell said.

Earlier this week, we learned that someone in Portland, Oregon, has been hanging hundreds of dildos from the city's power lines.

Earlier in the week, we learned that someone scrawled the n-word at the gate of the home of NBA player LeBron James.

Given the discovery that someone is happy, we might infer that he is doing well; if we learn that someone is unhappy, we may conclude that she is doing poorly.

"You can't learn someone's medical history, you can't really make racial identification.

Back in New York, it had mostly been about learning someone else's choreography.

I now approach every new interaction with curiosity to learn someone else's story.

"But what was fascinating was that I had to learn someone's life in a very short amount of time.