Sentence examples for will have learnt from inspiring English sources

"You will have learnt that you can cope with different kinds of wantings.

In a few days he will have learnt how to greet correctly".

Most Muslims, however, will never see Mecca, and yet will have learnt, perhaps even memorised, its geography from the moment they were taught to pray.

But Capriati has dealt with that, saying: "If I get into that situation again, hopefully I will have learnt from it.

It will have learnt about him during his life, so it collates all the information gathered and will post according to his patterns".

That was lovely, but an ottoman (which you, like me, will have learnt from the reruns of Lovejoy on UK Gold, is a low, stuffed seat without a back) it was not.

He didn't do himself justice but he'll have learnt from the experience and benefitted from the training techniques.

The Emperor wrote to his brother-in-law Dom Fernando II, King-consort of Portugal: "By the time you receive this, you will certainly have learnt of the grievous loss I have undergone ... God who has made me pass though so hard a testing, will in his mercy give me grounds to console my sorrows".

As you become comfortable with living at the edge of the unknown, finding calm confidence within yourself while life continues to whirl and spiral in and around you, you will have truly learnt how to "dance in the rain, instead of waiting for the storm to pass".

Michael Spence, the dean of Stanford Business School, argues that in future the most successful large high-tech companies will be those that have learnt how "to arbitrage between different sorts of clusters".Again, this seems to imply some kind of consolidation at the top end of the industry.

I think I will tell her what I have learnt about sack gardens, a little garden in a sack to grow vegetables and greens so she doesn't always eat bananas.