Sentence examples for planning to specialize from inspiring English sources

He was a doctor, planning to specialize in psychoanalysis.

They worked on the shoulder area of a cadaver, and Dr. Gillespie, already planning to specialize in orthopedics, was particularly adept.

If you know interests that you might major in, volunteer as an intern in the area you are planning to specialize in.

Mr. Galassi, who grew up in Massachusetts, had planned to specialize in 19th-century European painting.

Zahran hadn't planned to specialize in personal-status law, she said, but it was an opportunity to use her skills.

She said that she always wanted to be a lawyer and now, because of all the detail she studied and mastered about Jodie Loudenslager's death, she plans to specialize in aviation law.

LNK Partners, a buyout firm that plans to specialize in consumer retail investments, has closed its debut fund at $400 million, well ahead of the $275 million cap originally set on the fund.

That inspiration was all it took for Mr. Kempf, 33, and his brother Steve, 29, to quit their jobs (Don as a management consultant, Steve an investment banker) and start Giant Screen Sports of Evanston, Ill., which planned to specialize in large-format sports films.

The second path specializes in cardiovascular and renal physiology which is ideal for students who plan to specialize in cardiovascular or renal health in medical school.

When she graduated from Brown in 1998, Gordon planned to specialize in pediatric ophthalmology because she enjoyed the fine work of microsurgery.

Walrath, who grew up in Pittsburgh, "planned to specialize in intellectual property litigation, dealing with patents and copyrights and do as much pro bono work as he could," the Chronicle reported.