Sentence examples for start a science from inspiring English sources

And in 2001, the university said it would start a science and public policy graduate program at the center.

At first, it was a countercultural revelation to start a science museum in which every visitor was treated like a chalk-smeared genius carrying out experiments.

I'm not sure whether it is wise to start a science blog with a reference to The Big Bang Theory, what with its depiction of scientists as socially illiterate uber-nerds, but here goes.

In a burst of enthusiasm, he attempted to start a science-fiction club, and for two Thursdays in a row he sat in his classroom after school, his favorite books laid out in an attractive pattern, listened to the roar of receding footsteps in the halls, the occasional shout outside his door of Beam me up! and Nanoo-Nanoo!

One of the protesters, Laura O'Shea, from Dublin, said she had been camping at the Balcombe site before starting a science degree in the autumn.

Another of the group glued to the entrance, Laura O'Shea from Dublin, said she had been camping at the Balcombe site before starting a science degree in the autumn.

Hansen has started a science programme at Columbia University, the first task of which is to produce a report to support suits filed again the US federal government and several state governments.

Youth librarians still run book clubs and reading games, but the Chappaqua Library also invited teenagers to take part in a Battle of the Bands, Tarrytown's Warner Library started a science fiction film club this summer, and libraries in Armonk and Mount Kisco are among a handful with their own Myspace pages.

Starting a science career from scratch with a family in tow turned out to be a huge challenge, and one that she could only manage with plenty of help from her family and colleagues.

That might seem like a dog-bites-man observation for the founder of Amazon.com, a man so obsessed with brain power that he started a science-and-literature summer school for children after his freshman year at Princeton and once hired only college graduates to staff the customer-service phone lines at his company.

Eliene Augenbraun, Ph.D., made a leap of faith that her passion for science broadcasting, and her drive to succeed, would enable her to start a new science news production company: It could, and she did.