Sentence examples similar to inaugurate a study circle from inspiring English sources
In that study, circles were presented one at a time.
Each circle represents a study.
Starting this fall, Pitzer College, a small liberal arts institution in Southern California, will inaugurate a department of secular studies.
This fall Michael Cohen, a New York psychologist, will use the lab to inaugurate a series of national studies of how new forms of electronic media can benefit education.
Lawrence Lessig inaugurates the the Humanities Division's Berlin Family Lectures with a study of institutional corruption.
So it is that Mr. Molaison, who kicked off the modern study of memory by cooperating in studies in the middle of the 20th century, may help inaugurate a new era in the 21st century.
It would inaugurate a "post-bureaucratic" age.
Rappers are hoping to inaugurate a different kind of politics.
It did not inaugurate a tradition of portraying embryologists with embryos.
The couple met at Yale in September 1996, studying with a circle of friends.
