Sentence examples for grounding himself from inspiring English sources

After grounding himself in math, molecular and cellular genetics, and immunology, he embarked on a 1-year master's project at the University of the Mediterranean (which has now gone through a merger to become Aix-Marseille University), characterizing the genetic factors associated with malaria resistance under the supervision of Pascal Rihet.

The anchor man was, in fact, standing at the airport holding onto a pole of some sort, grounding himself from the wind.

Mr. Obama quickly grounded himself in the community.

Later they said he'd grounded himself or skipped the live wires; it was a mystery.

Fed up with airport security checks so lengthy that he missed two flights, Doug Mayer grounded himself.

But as a kid Callum followed his mother around to her te reo lessons and noho marae and grounded himself in his Māoritanga.

Between 1871 and 1874, while he lectured at the Conservatory, Rimsky-Korsakov thoroughly grounded himself in Western compositional techniques, and came to believe in the value of academic training for success as a composer.

Mark Crispin Miller calls for a return to "republican ideals" and grounds himself in the spirit of Jefferson and Madison.

Into this environment comes Sperling, intent on a single task: to move forward using only some transparent plastic cartons for support, without ever touching the ground himself.

He may be perplexed at the transfer business of neighbours Manchester City, but it has not prevented Sir Alex Ferguson from breaking new ground himself in the pursuit of new players.

The Belgian centre-back appeared to be jostling with his French opponent, prompting the Gunners front-man to lash out and shove Vertonghen to the floor via his chest after visiting the ground himself.