41.   They were shot, he said, after learning the names of the gem thieves.

42.   They would wigwag at an Aboriginal, seeking to learn the name of some particular place or physical feature.

43.   Travelers are urged to call their local plan before they leave to learn the names of participating hospitals on their itinerary and must carry their membership cards with them.

44.   We learned the names of lots of members of Congress.

45.   We assume that when a dog learns its name it attaches it to itself.

46.   We never learn the name of the little boy, but we know he has a very unusual hamster.

47.   Whereas before players relied on a system of identifying plays and routes according to numbers, Irvin said, they now must learn names.

48.   You have prayed, wept and, maybe, learned the names of those who died.

49.   You might as well invest your effort in learning the names of Civil War generals.

50.   Although bin Laden is well known by governments around the world, most Afghans were just learning his name after the U.S. attack.