Sentence examples for someone to study from inspiring English sources

Or as the Uni puts it: someone to study a fully funded PHD in chocolate.

"It sounds funny and trivial and not important, but I'd like someone to study it," he said.

He said he would try to ensure federal funding to study beach erosion, and would appoint someone to study breast cancer rates in the county.

At this time, Leakey was looking for someone to study chimpanzees in the wild and to find evidence of shared ancestry between humans and the great apes.

In fact, he isn't allowed inside the Glamour offices, lest curiosity incite someone to study expense reports or follow Jake's editor on the way to meet him for lunch.

"What I find phenomenal was his persistence in finding someone to study him--and we did find each other by chance".

Willetts acknowledged that the public did not regard overseas students as immigrants and saw "someone coming to study for a time and then going back home as different from someone permanently coming to Britain as a migrant".

Maybe we should send someone over to study that as well.

Two sets later, it was time for someone else to study the Soderling match.

It'll be easy, when someone decides to study this problem carefully, to measure the acceleration of news.

The University of Melbourne is the third-best place for someone looking to study education, and the University of Tokyo is the third-best for civil engineering.