Sentence examples for would learn lived from inspiring English sources
Most of my comrades, I would learn, lived in the island's New York suburbs, though most had Brooklyn ties.
In these homes, residents would learn to live independently and enter a mainstream community.
When I met him, he was certain that he would one day resume his old life, and that the Muslims and Christians would learn to live together again.
Later, he would learn to live "high on the hog", but the belief in graft and self-control has never vanished; "work" is one of the most favoured words in his book.
They need to acquire all the adult skills they would learn if they lived on their own.
I left Jerusalem utterly shorn of hope, after many years of work in the belief that ultimately we, Jews and Palestinians, would learn how to live in full equality.
Children would learn how to live to support their own health and a sustainable city environment.
Four people in the darkness of early morning would learn that their lives would be saved.
She expected her children would learn these values by living in what she believed to be an "advanced society".
I would learn that we are living in "Galut" the time before anything good is happening, and I would get all itchy.
Asked at a recent television conference how much viewers would learn about the detectives' private lives, Mr. Wolf replied, laconically, "You'll know as much as you know about Jesse L. Martin," referring to the actor who plays Detective Ed Green on "Law & Order".
