Sentence examples similar to getting into studying from inspiring English sources

At the start of term, I was finding it hard to get into studying.

The best experience you can get is not a B.F.A. or an M.F.A. but the best academic program you can get into, studying English or drama or history or what-have-you, doing as much acting as you can at your university or local theater, and then coming to New York to network, meet casting agents and do Off Broadway theater.

VICE: How did you get into studying savants?

Then I went to college and got into studying the great jazz drummers who played with Miles or Coltrane and classical music.

This was encouraging; but I hoped that the following year, when we got into studies new to all, I should make a bigger improvement.

It very quickly gets into studies of secret societies, and people tie in Kubrick's biography into it too, which gets very interesting and at times kind of eerie.

The authors found that older women with breast cancer are just as likely as younger patients to enter studies of hormonal treatments, which typically have mild side effects, but they are much less likely to get into studies of chemotherapy, that is expected to more negatively affect QOL.

My biology teacher had got me into studying birds and encouraged me to go to a couple of conferences and at 14 I decided I wanted to go to university.

Paul Romer told me it was a chart that got him into studying economics.

After undergraduate and graduate work at Harvard and Caltech, he came to Berkeley to study the leech nervous system with the late Gunther Stent, but got diverted into studying its embryo.

Don't get trapped into studying one model of exercise, like humans running on a treadmill.