Sentence examples for even while studying from inspiring English sources

Even while studying social communication at a university, he wanted to be a storyteller.

It was a routine he stuck to even while studying for several months for the test to be a certified financial planner, which he passed a few months ago.

Even while studying political science at the State University of New York at Albany, he began his political career working for Perry Duryea of Montauk, then the speaker of the Assembly, and other Republicans in the Legislature.

But it wasn't a focus during her teenage years, or even while studying English and Drama at the College of Ripon and York St John – a course that appealed, she claimed, because she'd heard you needed only two A-levels to get in.

She's worked solidly since she was 15, when she was cast as Emma Grundy in The Archers, a role she continued to play even while studying English at Oxford, and she has landed parts in everything from the children's series The Worst Witch to Polly Stenham's Royal Court hit play, That Face.

Even while studying medicine and theology in Bonn and Dusseldorf, he continued to help his mother as she struggled to keep the small business afloat.

Good girls study hard, raise their hand (or their long legs) in class, arrive early and stay late, listen to their mothers (even if they are Barbara Hershey in the Mama Rose role she was always meant to play), and keep quiet even if threatened by a predatory colleague who is out to steal their straight-A status--all the while studying or dancing even harder to prove their mettle.

"This led to my becoming completely absorbed in the broader issue of health and war". She plans to delve even further while studying at the University of Oxford, where she will pursue a master of philosophy degree in international relations.

He and her mother, a nurse at a cancer hospital, divorced when Linney was six months old, but they all lived in Manhattan, and she would bond with him even more deeply while studying acting at college, through phone conversations in which he'd explain the meaning of Ibsen.

Try recording your class lectures to listen to before and after you study, or even while you study if the information is very clearly the same.

There is nothing trivial about the task, and it is somewhat astounding that people are getting better at it all the time, even while studies show a profound level of ignorance over matters like whether dinosaurs lived at the same time as cavemen or whether the earth orbits around the sun.