Sentence examples for would have learnt from inspiring English sources

He would have learnt from that and it will make him a better person and hopefully a better cricketer".

But the amount the squad would have learnt from Saturday is priceless, not just for the Argentina game but moving forward to the World Cup.

In fact if he had only read the first two sentences of Dr Ludi Simpson's most recent paper he would have learnt that 'racial self-segregation and increased racial segregation are myths for Britain.

Born (in 1916) into a family where his father's office life proved as fraught as his wife's stage ambitions, David Gascoyne would have learnt that, as a girl, his mother had been in the water when Gilbert swam out to save her friend and met his own end.

England would have learnt nothing when the EPL stops making money!

I would have thought that in the 60 odd years that Bruce has been in show business, he would have learnt to improvise but obviously not!

You'd have thought I'd have learnt by now - it happened to me last year too because the county council always takes an extra day after the Whitsun bank holiday.

You'd think we'd have learnt by now.

He's learning things that perhaps he wouldn't have learnt if he hadn't been there," says Morgan.

But the best speech came from the blue-haired Jess Palmer, who described how reading "fanfic" (fan fiction, often erotic) online as a teenager taught her things that she would never have learnt elsewhere, including the nature of asexuality.

Maybe she would never have learnt Serbian if she hadn't fled Afghanistan with her family.