Of course, a good deal may belearnt from visits to public collections.
We learnt from them, that the name of their island is Terouggemon Atooa, and that they were subject to Teerevatooeah, king of Wateeoo.
As soon as I had eaten a morsel, I quitted my company, and hastened to the Palais Royal, where I learnt from M.
All these details I learnt from Favancourt, whom I knew very well, and who was in the Musketeers when I served in that corps.
A day or two after I learnt from a friend of Madame de Parabere, then the reigning Sultana, but not a faithful one, that M.
In short, the whole of that unhappy peninsula, as he learnt from eye-witnesses, had been desolated by the trade in slaves.
It so happens that the only thing we have to which we can compare it is the atmosphere of the earth, and we immediately find that there is absolutely nothing to be learnt from such a comparison.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "learnt from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
