I've learned more from that than anything else I ever studied.
A. In college was the first time that I ever studied religion on a sophisticated, intellectually challenging level.
Dow was one of the first stocks I ever studied, and owned, as a kid.
I don't recall a single sentence of any foreign language I ever studied.
Despite the known curative properties of watching repeats of Jeremy Kyle, I selfishly replaced them with "school time", where my justifiable panic over how I'd ever study for my highers in a mental unit were mistakenly interpreted as part of my illness.
It included the lines, "In all the history I've ever studied, in all the fiction I've ever read, I am hard pressed to find an example of cowardice to rival the modern-day black American".
And I began to take religion courses because the only time otherwise that I had ever studied the Bible was in religious school.
"I've been in this business for a long while, and life span is probably one of the most weakly heritable traits I've ever studied," Dr. McGue said.
Today's release of Dr Nicholas Hunt's pathologist's analysis of the death of Dr David Kelly, and that of his toxicology specialist colleague, Dr Allan Richard, are the first such reports I have ever studied.
And the historian Douglas Brinkley, whose most recent contribution to the Roosevelt canon was "The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America," called him "one of the three greatest people I've ever studied in American history".
