Sentence examples for make him study from inspiring English sources

Once while he was at Stanford, he missed Ann so much he auctioned off his camel's hair coat to pay for a trip home to see her. (His father had cut back his allowance to make him study).

He was born in 1920 in the town of Wadowice to a mother who died young and a father who first sowed the idea of priesthood in him, making him study in a cold room to improve his concentration.

Neuroanatomy, to a certain degree, was a stepping stone to psychology, which made him study neuroanatomy.

He sued his school, claiming that making him study was cruel and inhuman punishment d.

When I first played the Phantom I decided to make him young, and studied Asperger's syndrome as a slight back-story because I saw some documentaries on unexplained geniuses and Asperger's came up.

Shedding her nice-guy act, she seemed suddenly irritated to find me paging through one of her Cosmopolitan magazines, pausing to study "Make Him Ache for You".

From a young age he is keen to be a novelist but, believing writing won't make him any money, studies dentistry at Cairo University.

Her father was not supporting her, he was denying responsibility but then said he was scared… He said a lot of things and asked me not to report the pregnancy as per Swazi custom because if his mother would know she would make him quit his studies.

The latter turns a couple of runs away to square leg and actually looks completely comfortable so far, making him a study in contrasts with his jumpy, jittery teammates.

His dedication, as much to the principle of scientific record-keeping as to ozone study, would make him something of a working-class hero among scientists.

Mr. Gallaher also is a transgender person, and a former ward of the state — both of which, studies show, make him far more likely to experience homelessness.