Sentence examples for make studies from inspiring English sources

In 1947, he began to make studies for illustrations to the text.

Monet now began to make studies of the Gare Saint-Lazare.

Lars Emil Johansen, who recently retired as chairman of the company's Greenland subsidiary, and was Greenland's second prime minister, said: "It's not permission to start mining, but it is permission to make studies for mines with uranium.

Dr. Nicolaes Tulp, the city's chief physician and one of its most revered residents, performed public dissections here, and in the winter of 1631-2 (dissectooks took place in winter because the cold kept the stench down), the young Rembrandt tramped up here to make studies for what would be his first great painting.

A second aim is to make studies more comparable.

Furthermore, different measurements of personality make studies difficult to compare.

It could also make studying tough.

The idea is to make studying social, competitive and maybe even fun.

"With Crammer, we're daring to make studying more efficient and more fun.

Hence neuronal mass and speed make studying brain functions daunting.

Make studying for the exam synonymous to practicing for a big game or meet.