Sentence examples for study worlds from inspiring English sources

They failed to extend their intellectual and imaginative capacities past familiar boundaries, to study worlds so unfamiliar that at first they were confusing or forbidding and perhaps demanded new kinds of study.

But by the 1970's, even as American universities organized to study world regions, the world was evolving differently.

Sergeant Kaulfers, 49, also found time to study world history, keep the rookies on the right path and raise two children.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students study World Press Photo prize-winning photos in small groups and compare them with memorable personal photos.

According to this study, world aviation oil demand was 1.18 MB/d in 1971, and reached 4.9 MB/d in 2006.

School children study World War II, but they usually learn about the evacuations and the Blitz, which affected many millions.

Study World War II history.

Study world-class experts in nearly any field--athletes, artists, scientists, teachers, CEOs--and you'll discover one characteristic runs through all of them: focus.

"I always knew I would become a minister or study world religions," Anne-Margaret says, adding that she and Anthony perform wedding ceremonies together.

Their sentiment is not shared by a number of other Jewish groups, or by many in both the film and political studies worlds.

She later studied law and international politics at Peking University, where Bo had previously studied world history and journalism.