Sentence examples for i later studied from inspiring English sources

I later studied liquid crystals, collaborating in the development of a theoretical explanation of the hydrodynamics of liquid crystals and writing the book "Structure of Liquid Crystal Phases".

The lesson this taught me, when I later studied film-making at university, was that cinema is a fluid melting pot of ideas – where every composition, every carefully timed edit, every line of dialogue is borrowed or remoulded from the long history of cinematic grammar, thrashed out over decades of genre mashups and cultural twists.

I would claim the time spent there as my formative Asian experience (I later studied Asian art in graduate school), except that the idea of Asia was always so much in the air in Boston, a port city with an 18th-century history in the China trade and 19th-century links to Japan.

I ended up going to Vancouver high school and I later studied mathematics at the University of Waterloo in Ontario.

I'd kept my camera going throughout all this, serially capturing every few seconds and when I later studied them, I recognized how the presence of his wife Nancy, whose hand he held throughout the tumult, was something of counterweight ballast.

Ivens, who was educated at the Rotterdam (Netherlands) School of Economics (1916 17, 1920 21), served as a field artillery lieutenant in World War I and later studied photochemistry in Germany (1922 23).

She broke off her university studies to work as a nurse on the Italian front in World War I, and later studied Arabic with a monk in Italy and at the London School of Oriental Studies.

Like the 1970's Black feminists I would later study, I was torn between two lovers".

I told him it was pretty Wagnerian where I was too.' He later studied at Loughborough University but his real career was always running and his regime centred on a punishing amount of training - even now he likes to clock 25 miles a week just for the fun of it.

As a teenager I'd lived in the United States while my father was a visiting professor at Yale, and later I studied at Harvard Business School.

I absorbed a strong affinity for Japanese art, which led me to major in East Asian studies; later, I studied Japanese and lived in Japan, embarking on a career in journalism and nurturing a lifelong passion for foreign correspondence and travel.