1.   How might we apply the lesson that these organizers learned on the much greater scale of an entire nation?

2.   I learned on the job, at sea, working seven days a week, month after month.

3.   I wanted to apply the things that I had learned on the course.

4.   There is a colloquial standard to learn on the playground and a literary standard to learn in class.

5.   They had to learn on their own, but they were given reinforcement related to their actions.

6.   Tri-County and high school faculty collaborated with employers to determine the competencies that students will learn on the job.

7.   The brochure described the library as the focal point of learning on the campus.

8.   What else did you learn on the stud farm?

9.   Clerks obtained their know-how by an apprenticeship system in which school-leavers learned on the job, beginning with low-level tasks and graduating to more complex ones.

10.   As she had learned on her first night there, Moorlake was noisy at night.