Examples of using Having learned in English and their translations into Norwegian
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especially for him, perhaps even having learned what he has been dreaming about for a long time, but does not allow himself.
Having learned to walk, he has a need to touch
Having learned a few simple tricks,
Having learned the knowledge, you will have a chance to bridge the gap between academic studies
Having learned the truth, the kind hearted Italian people took the initiative to queue up and sign the petition to show their righteous support for Falun Gong.
Having learned the truth, he said to practitioners,“You should come here more often so more people can know about the truth.”.
Nils Tveranger came to Aurland as a young man, having learned shoemaking in America,
Having learned to sew or knit yourself on your own terrier,
I wonder what the author would feel likePamphlet, having learned that today the coarse fox terrier has literally laid on the shovels of a smooth-haired one.
Only then, having learned the basics of correct behavior with an animal under the guidance of an experienced instructor, you can act at home on your own.
This Ability gives Buizel incredible speed, and having learned Ice Punch during its nighttime practice,
Having learned a new toy to play it
Having learned about a new effective drug,
Having learned all the useful properties of serum,
After a life with much focus on the outer world and not having learned how to cope with my inner world, I ended up with illness.
It is assumed that, having learned from the example of their colleague,
After having learned to manage parallel turns,
After having learned that he could not expect promotion by his superiors in Stockholm,
Having learned that the band was made up of Falun Gong practitioners,
To help the city extends Moscow's men, having learned of the approach of which, the horde away.