Sentence examples for I'd like to study from inspiring English sources

I'd like to study here, but it's really expensive.

"And now I'd like to study, preferably go back to working the land in Tolima.

"I'd like to study it further and look at animal behaviour in combination with seismological and geophysical precursors".

"I'd like to study finance or oil production," he said, although he also whispered that he would like to go to America.

I'm not sure what I'll do next, but I'd like to study and become a dendrologist [an expert on trees and shrubs], if things go to plan.

"I'd like to study psychology, but I'm not sure I can because of the price," said Ms. Roque, one of the hunger strikers.

If I've got enough money I would like to study overseas to expand my experience.

I'd love to have a computer myself one day, because I would like to study computer engineering.

I would like to study at a better school like other children from richer families, but my parents cannot afford that.

I would like to study history and politics, but some of the universities I am interested in don't offer these subjects as a joint honours degree.

To improve my skills and knowledge, I would like to study and work for some time in one of the leading institutes abroad.