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Sentences starting with learns

Learns to drop out a meal with frequency and not mind it. [5]
Learns to regulate his appetite and keep it in perfect order. [5]

Sentences ending with learns

One lives and learns. [5]

Sentences containing learns two or more times

I think he learns to talk, I know he learns to sing tunes, and his friends say that he knows how to steal without learning. [5]

More example sentences with the word learns in them

I think it will be more agreeable to Sarah's feelings, when she comes to hear from me of the honour you have done her, if she learns it was in liquor rather cooler than the last, Sir. [12]
One soon learns to expect this bow and be on the lookout and ready to return it; but to learn to lead off and make the initial bow one's self is a difficult matter for a diffident man. [5]
Thus he learns --thus we learn--to drop the streaked and speckled globes of falsehood and to hold fast the white angular blocks of truth. [6]
One learns peoples through the heart, not the eyes or the intellect. [5]
Every one learns this who raises his hands to them in prayer. [10]
He must receive this before he learns of the reward placard--before he rises in the morning--lest he lose his head and fly the place penniless. [5]
The first is thinking too much of himself and his emotions,--the other makes a study of her and her friends, and learns what ropes to pull. [6]
One learns many things then," she added with a certain pride. [2]
The disuse of the apprentice system is not made good by the present system of education, because no one learns a trade well, and the consequence is poor work, and a sham civilization generally. [4]
Mr. Tooting discovers that the room is occupied by the Honourable Brush Bascom; Mr. Tooting learns with indignation that certain of these guests of Mr. Bascom's are delegates pledged to Mr. Crewe, whereupon he rushes back to the bridal suite to report to his chief. [9]
It is said that the first thing an Islander learns is how to swim; learning to walk being a matter of smaller consequence, comes afterward. [5]
When she learns that he, the son of Caesar, has given his young heart to the cast-off wife of a street orator, a woman whose home attracted men as ripe dates lure birds, it will be--I know--like rubbing salt into her fresh wounds. [10]
I shall certainly take care that he learns the truth and knows where, and at what an hour, his betrothed bride met foreign heartbreakers. [10]
One learns to respect this ocean, but not to love it; and he leaves it with mingled feelings about Columbus. [4]
It learns to play, to obey, and to submit to the rules of the school, and is protected from the contradictory orders of unreasonable mothers and nurses. [10]
My brother-in-law is one of the directors of the road, and when he learns that you are going to reason with your brakeman the very next time he brutally insults an unoffending old man it will please him, you may be sure of that. [5]
My teacher Straton once said that a man learns to hate no one more easily than the person from whom he receives benefits which it is out of his power to repay. [10]
Even in our mistakes and sins we are seeking Him, for these are ignorances, and as the world learns more, we shall know Him better and better. [9]
You think to make use of him by the 'Tiber; but he has anticipated you, and learns from you all that is going on by the Nile and everything they most want to know in the Senate. [10]
One learns to make the most of their strong points and to carry off their weak ones, --to take out the really good things which don't tell on the audience, and put in cheaper things that do. [6]
Sometimes a man learns the whole trick in a week. [5]
One learns this latter truth never more to forget it, in that mimic land of enchantment, the wonderful garden of my lord the Count Pallavicini, near Genoa. [5]
He learns to know the breed by its feathers, and breastbone, and the color of its legs, and many another sign, and its temper by its eye and beak;--and it is the same with knowing of men. [10]
The reader learns it at this point; but we didn't learn it till some miles and weeks beyond this stage of the affair. [5]
The Lord has great deeds for him to accomplish, when he learns to expect loftier things from the Most High than from the mighty ones of earth. [10]
Some of them gets on the police, and some of them learns people how to talk French. [5]
I must atone for it; I will not complain, if he only learns how it came to pass. [10]
But when my father learns that it is you who have given me the portrait--" "Is he capable of destroying it? [10]
They want to become masters in the workshops of their sciences as a shoemaker learns to fashion boots. [10]
Perhaps nobody ever accomplishes all that he feels lies in him to do; but nearly every one who tries his powers touches the walls of his being occasionally, and learns about how far to attempt to spring. [4]
It seems like a jumble of meaningless sounds until he learns, not only to understand the words, but also to distinguish the sentences. [10]

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