Sentence examples for familiarising herself with from inspiring English sources

RP recorded her impressions of the interviews immediately following each one, and developed these initial impressions when transcribing and familiarising herself with the data by mapping potential themes and categories.

As a Gold Coast resident, Garfoot had plenty of time to familiarise herself with the Games route.

Bubnic had her research cut out, spending time researching Sex and the City to familiarise herself with the right brands.

Gauss observed that a woman, "according to our customs and prejudices, must encounter infinitely more difficulties than men to familiarise herself with these thorny researches".

She was treating this international largely as an opportunity to familiarise herself with the arena in which she will be competing this summer.

Bloomfield handed in her notice, and moved to the US, where she spent the summer working at Alice Waters's restaurant, Chez Panisse, in Berkeley, to familiarise herself with American ingredients.

When war came, she left her studies in order to train at an army hospital in Camberwell in south-east London and quickly familiarised herself with arduous working conditions, filth and cockroaches, exhaustion, gangrenous wounds and frequent death.

PwC has employed her on a 100-day contract, where she worked for 10 days in November to familiarise herself with PwC's processes.

Francesca Halsall tells BBC Sport she is relishing the chance to race in Glasgow for the British Championships and have the opportunity to familiarise herself with the surroundings prior to the Commonwealth Games.

Transcripts were read repeatedly by the first author to familiarise herself with the data.

The researcher familiarised herself with the data by repeatedly reading the interview transcripts and field notes.