Sentence examples for having first studied from inspiring English sources

After graduating from London's Architectural Association in 1977, having first studied mathematics in Beirut, she remained a "paper architect" for years.

This was just one of several epiphanies that struck the young artist, who was born in Moscow in 1866, and came to painting late, having first studied law.

Chinese students do not, however, generally attempt the Wujing without having first studied the shorter and, generally speaking, less complicated Confucian texts called Sishu ("Four Books").

In 1884 Hyde graduated from Trinity College in Dublin, where he had first studied ancient Gaelic.

Frost was working out the intonations and rhythms of his Derry neighbors, whom he had first studied, he wrote, with an "almost technical interest in their speech".

Hotter made his operatic debut -- he had first studied to be an organist and conductor -- at 22 in Troppau, then a German town and now in the Czech Republic.

He had grown up the son of a lawyer, in Reading, Pa., and was under pressure from his father to study law; eventually he succumbed, and graduated from the New York Law School, but not until he had first studied as a special student at Harvard (his father would pay for only three years, the time equivalent of a law degree).

The Scotsman's front page ran with the dealer's modest confession of 'Why I gave £100m of art to the Scots' (it was, said d'Offay, 'a small way of saying thank you' to the nation in which he had first studied art as an undergraduate at Edinburgh).

We have first studied the convergence of the method for the projected ground-state energy.

This led to another fruitful collaboration, on the Lyra gene, which I had first studied as part of my thesis research.

We have first studied the variations of the various gap parameters as a function of the ratio G np /G pp in the even even case as well as in the odd one.