1.   It attempted to identify the components of learning with a clarity not found elsewhere.

2.   You want to learn with other people, ask questions, try out ideas and have a way to test your ability.

3.   Familiarity can be learned with the minimum of instruction and easily obtained simply by practice.

4.   All the time, Ptain was learning with a rapidity almost unique among his fellows, and with an adaptability rare for his age.

5.   It means erm learning with each other and learning from each other because none of us knows it all!

6.   And they should be learning with the kids, not just discussing but laughing at the same things, enjoying the same things, remembering the same things.

7.   And when will we ever learn with Michigan?

8.   Anderson is content to let his game mature as he learns along with the rest of the new-look Rockets.

9.   As Gore learned with a brutality few Americans have experienced, presidential politics offers no consolation prizes.

10.   As they cross the stage at their graduation ceremony, or commissioning service, they will learn along with the audience where they will be sent.