Sentence examples for he started to study from inspiring English sources

He started to study geneology, and finally got a Guggenheim fellowship.

He started to study maths and computer science but confesses to having been "equally bad at both".

"His assault boat landing craft was constantly being repaired in Yokohama," his wife said, "so he started to study Japanese".

He started to study flamenco and to sing, under the name Enrique el Granaíno, in the tablaos (flamenco nightclubs) which were then becoming popular.

If the ongoing efforts to develop such drugs pan out, it's safe to say Guarente will have achieved the dramatic impact he set out to make back in the early 1990s when he started to study aging.

Returning to a shattered Hamburg, he started to study politics and economics and joined the Social Democratic Party SPDD) in 1946, driven not by idealism but by the plight of the poor in the city.

Whether he starts to study them neurotically like all his recent predecessors, or continues to view them with indifference, is largely irrelevant.

He opened my mind to everything from dining out to understanding the futility of materialism; he had started to study Buddhism early in our friendship and told me wonderful stories of local traditions he'd learned from his travels.

Nathaniel Ayers, a mentally ill man who lived on the streets of Skid Row in Los Angeles for several years, pushing a cart and playing a two-stringed violin in a tunnel that runs almost directly underneath Disney Hall, is considering an attempt to record all five Beethoven sonatas for cello, an instrument he has only recently started to study seriously.

In autumn of 1921, he moved to Florence and started to study under Berenson.

As soon as Steve got to the US and started to study, he became more and more politically active".