Sentence examples for read maths from inspiring English sources

1994 Co-founds the newspaper of University College Dublin, where he read maths and theoretical physics.

This autumn, to read maths and economics at Bristol, students will need an A*.

He got into Oxford to read maths, got a first and a torrent of scholarships followed (awarded almost to the point of tedium).

From Bingley grammar school he went up to Emmanuel College, Cambridge, to read maths: he was the Mayhew Prizeman in the 1936 Cambridge Mathematical Tripos.

His father, Geoffrey, was a businessman: mealtimes in the Toulmin household were devoted to enthusiastic historical discussions, but cosmology won out and the young Toulmin read maths and physics at King's College, Cambridge.

From her first incarnation as head of statistics (she had read maths at the University of London) through her time as finance editor and then mastermind of the newsletter Financial Report, she showed grit, feistiness, a disarming sense of humour and an affection for bone-dry La Ina sherry.In the course of her long career she made two fundamental contributions to the paper.

Reading skills fell, and Romania found itself ranked among the worst-performing countries in the region for reading, maths and science.

Other studies of gifted girls, she says, show that even though the girls had the ability, fewer than expected ended up reading maths and sciences at university.

Today's news throws an extra gob of fretfulness into these battles: researchers from University College London have published a paper showing a connection between irregular or consistently late bedtimes for children and reduced ability in reading, maths and spatial skills.

Wales has slipped down in the international education rankings and fallen behind the rest of the UK significantly in reading, maths and science for the third time.

Wales has fallen behind the rest of the UK significantly in reading, maths and science for the third time, an international study has shown.