Sentence examples for botany to from inspiring English sources
At Oaksterdam (oaksterdamuniversity.com), students learn everything from "The Politics of Cannabis" to botany to business operations.
Erika, the writer, teaches elementary botany to girls in a village not far from Montreux.
"She thought I got involved with botany to show her I was better at botany than she was.
By Mavis Gallant The New Yorker, February 1 , 1964P. 31 Erika, the writer, teaches elementary botany to girls in a village not far from Montreux.
The New Yorker, February 1 , 1964P. 31 Erika, the writer, teaches elementary botany to girls in a village not far from Montreux.
She calls herself a renegade scientist, however, because she tries to bring together aboriginal healing, Western medicine and botany to advocate an unusual role for trees.
Natural history and its two major contributing disciplines, zoology and botany, began to develop according to European models (Cruz-Coke 2004).
To get a $1 million RFC loan, Botany had to take on a Jones-approved financial expert.
The main airport, for both international and internal traffic, is on the northern shores of Botany Bay, to the south of the city.
Throughout his career and especially in retirement, he pursued his lifelong interest in botany, traveling to many parts of the world collecting plants, particularly succulents.
The Illustrious School of Utrecht had become a university in 1636 and, two years later, Regius was appointed 'extraordinary' Professor of Theoretical Medicine and Botany (equivalent to an associate professor, who was paid a significantly reduced salary).
