Sentence examples for having studied with from inspiring English sources
La Force also has the advantage of having studied with Robinson at the Iowa Writers' Workshop.
But having studied with the Jesuits, he left the farm behind and took up a career in business.
Schmidt followed Mahler's footsteps to an extent, having studied with Bruckner and devoted himself to pure symphonic form.
Having studied with the itinerant Tuscan sausage-makers, the norcinos, he realised he could replicate their art in California's East Bay, which has a similar climate.
Mr. Petton, 55, has always gravitated toward the unconventional, having studied with Alwin Nikolais in the 1980s before starting his own company in France in 1994.
El Greco, though born in Crete, was more fully conversant with Italian painting, having studied with Titian in Venice and later residing in Rome for two years.
Brener had studied with Anthony Caro in London.
She had studied with Mark Rothko and Hans Hofmann.
He had studied with Bernard Berenson.
Her father, the American modernist Arthur B. Carles, had studied with Matisse.
