Exemplos de uso de Had learnt em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Who had learnt them.
Jesus was able to meet many a difficult situation because He had learnt the secret in aloneness.
I had learnt all that before.
The president had learnt a lesson.
He had learnt the meaning of impermanence and saw it in everything around him.
Miss Havisham asked me questions as to what I had learnt and what I was going to be.
First we had learnt from the Muslims, and now we are learning from these people.
He reflects andhesitates,“The only thing I knew to do was to pray-I had learnt that as a child.
The children who had learnt to swim defying the waves.
Trenchard and Loraine had been friends in Nigeria, and on his return to England,Loraine had learnt to fly.
This, he said, he had learnt in his youth put into modern Greek!
Via Arnold he met his second wife Maria Margaretha Winkelmann(1670-1720), who had learnt astronomy from self-study and from Arnold.
The Chilean workers had learnt to distrust completely the"liberal" politicians of the bourgeoisie.
To put it another way,your are like those immigrants in early nineteenth century France who had learnt nothing, understood nothing.
Until then I had learnt, that a girl goes from her father's home to her husband's, and that becomes her new life.
I only wish I could say it was because I thought Helena had learnt her lesson.- But I can assure you that…- What does she mean by that?
Laing had learnt about Game Theory when he visited the mental research institute at Palo Alto in California.
This simply means that the reborn child had learnt in this lifetime what he is saying about some previous life.
In Uganda and Kenya, one person has been deeply involved- a Brazilian systems engineer who migrated to Eastern Africa 15 years ago,only to realise that what he had learnt at home was useless on the other side of the world.
When he had learnt everything, and had become an excellent huntsman, the lord of the village took him into his service.
VAN DEN BRINK(S).-(NL) Mr President,anyone who thought the West had learnt something from the oil crises in 1973 and 1979 was mistaken.
Many Kolloks had learnt to know the fantastic capacities of Dirac during the many battles that opposed them to the Heloït army.
The visitors enjoyed listening to him in their language, in English, Italian, even Spanish,a language he had learnt late in his life for the needs of the cause.
From his experience, he had learnt that he shouldn't think low of his opponent just because of a first impression….
John Calvin thought rather it was David's intent to commit to music to transmit what he had learnt through his life, of the relationship he had with his Lord before he passed.
The Greeks had learnt by bitter experience to distrust the interference of princes and earthly potentates in episcopal elections.
During World War II he had flown autogyros for radar development Cable had learnt to fly under Marsh and had been a Cierva employee before world War II.
As soon as Nennolina had learnt to use a pen, which she did in the first grade of elementary school, she wanted to sign:“Antonietta and Jesus”.
The contributor would present the reason he or she had treated the case and how it was treated,with commentaries, what he or she had learnt from it and what he or she might have done differently.
When He used the spiritual techniques that He had learnt on His patients, He noticed that there was an immediate enhanced cure rate.