1. It is regretful to learn of...

2. He was dismayed to learn of their disloyalty.

3. I was shocked to learn of the perception people have of me.

4. If they learn of it,they will talk.

5. I'm sorry to learn of/about your illness.

6. We were all shocked to learn of his death.

7. Giap did not learn of their deaths for three years, and he was distraught when he heard the news.

8. How do they learn of the detail and, indeed, where do they learn the specific techniques?

9. It was particularly valuable to learn of some of the principal concerns that exist and are obviously discussed by the committee from time to time.

9. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

10. Nor did I learn of the 1923 massacre at Rosewood, Florida.

11. In this way the enemy was able to learn of our intentions almost as quickly as we had determined them ourselves.

12. Failure by the parole system to learn of felony convictions and to revoke paroles.

13. He will also learn of an initiative to monitor performance line-by-line with the aim of improvement.

14. Now, at least, fans of both novelists can learn of their passionate clashes over the green baize.

15. In particular, pupils do not learn of the social and political implications of scientific discoveries.

16. Deeply shocked and sadden to learn of you are weft sudden pass.

17. They will learn of the committee's decision in two shakes.

18. I'm so pleasant to learn of your scholarship to Yale University.

19. When you first learn of the value approach, it either resonates with you or it doesn't.

20. Shocked to learn of your mother death I express heartfelt condolence in your affliction.

21. Reading in English, learning grammar, to learn of the past, present tense and future tense.

22. The scientific learn of desegregation knowledge into computer systems to solve complex problems that would routinely necessitate human skillfulness.

23. It is with the deepest regret that we learn of your bereavement.

24. When you first learn of the value approach, it either with you or it doesn't.

25. But the reason why we were notable to learn of the Neo- sensualism correctly and entirely was the long-lasting trend of simplicity and rudeness to literature.

26. I was prepared to find lots on him but am surprised and gratified to learn of her existence.

27. This is becoming impossible for them as, day after day, we learn of new allegations about their private lives.

28. We now look at the gothic exaggeration and moody drama of Victorian landscapes and we learn of their romantic yearnings.

29. In Washington, President Buchanan and Secretary of War John Floyd did not learn of the rebellion at Harpers Ferry until after ten o'clock that morning. The president wanted immediate action.

30. In Washington, President Buchanan and Secretary of War John Floyd did not learn of the rebellion at Harpers Ferry until after ten o'clock that morning.

1. It is regretful to learn of...

2. He was dismayed to learn of their disloyalty.

3. I was shocked to learn of the perception people have of me.

31. That is how she came to learn of the quatrain written by your father, and decided to leave Moulins , and the Court, to consult him.

32. The person might learn of the fraud only when trying to make a legitimate claim, and the insurance company informs them they have reached their lifetime cap on benefits.

33. Thus, for example, if a student posts a libelous message to our Usenet server and we never learn of it, the student alone will be liable if the message results in a lawsuit.

34. Be the simpleton to oneself, don't understand and then ask, you will learn of more.

35. I was glad to learn of your appointment as regional manager.