Some examples from the web:

• I thought you liked to learn new things.
• I don't need... A-actually, it's a good idea to learn new things.
• You like to learn new things, don't you?
• Many factors affect people's faculty of memory and ability to learn new things, including stress, depression, sorrow, excessive alcohol consumption, poor nutrition and taking medicines.
• I'd call it a blessing, a chance to learn new things in this tired old world.
• I myself learn new things every day.
• He actually listens, and learns new things all the time.
• - Right. and nothing rankles us more than having to learn new lines.
• Man, maybe we ought to learn new plays.
• The students would have the opportunity to learn new training methods and develop their European awareness.
• In Denmark, passenger rail transport markets are open to competition.
• But we all learn new things now and then.
• I've been using the rosetta stone to learn new languages in my down time.
• I've been using the rosetta stone to learn new languages in my down time.
• I seek to learn new techniques with the Masters here.
• Look, I'm sorry, but when the C.I.A. Wants to learn new dirty tricks, they observe skaters and their moms.
• It is not easy for an old dog to learn new tricks.
• Martin Schulz, president of the Socialist group stressed the importance of life-long learning, as people nowadays need to learn new jobs and cannot rely on one career.
• When you are using & kmousetool;, you do have to learn new mousing habits.
• I thought that's where we send people to learn new trade skills.

Some examples from the web:

• I taught Ser Davos. Old people are terrible at learning new things.
• Christmas is all about learning new things.
• Must be so exciting... see the world and learning new things...
• I'm learning new things about you.
• I'm trying to become a retaller and learning new things about it.
• Look how we're learning new things.
• But now I'm clean and I'm learning new things.
• I'm learning new things about you, too.
• I spent that semester learning new things non-stop like one who'd never left the family.
• I mean, that's what school is all about... learning new things.
• Mr President, what I enjoy most about this House is that I am always learning new things.
• People suffering from Korsakov's Syndrome also have great difficulty in absorbing new information and learning new things ().
• In Denmark, passenger rail transport markets are open to competition.
• We're both learning new things about ourselves, both searching for new ways to live our lives on our own terms.
• Both learning new things about ourselves.
• I like learning new things at %00 an hour!
• They're having fun, they're learning new things.
• The beaches are open, and people are having a wonderful time.
• Now some of their meetings are open to the public and that will be reinforced by the treaty.
• All my doors are open to you, Chinnery.