Sentence examples for taking a course from from inspiring English sources

I was a junior at Mount Holyoke College, on exchange from Bowdoin College, and I was taking a course from Mount Holyoke at Hampshire College.

Koss entered Harvard to study international relations, but switched to political science after taking a course from his eventual adviser, Henry Rosovsky Professor of Government Elizabeth Perry.

George told me he wanted to be a French major, but taking a course from Dr Keaton utterly changed his life, that's why we have distribution requirements.

No one in his right mind thought that the only way you could become a philosopher was by taking a course from one of those guys.

But before he began teaching at Michigan, Mead was directly exposed to major currents of European thought when he studied in Germany from 1888 1891, taking a course from Wilhelm Dilthey and immersing himself in Wilhelm Wundt's research.

We'll let the articulate Professor Schank have almost the last word: "Students will be able to shop around, taking a course from any institution that offers a good one.

* Take a course from your adviser.

Odell: I took a course from Eric Rogers, a physics course that totally fascinated me.

I later took a course from Carlos Baker and enjoyed it very much.

While attending school, Georges began to draw, and, beginning in 1875, he took a course from a sculptor, Justin Lequien.

Walked does quite a bit of speaking at community smokers & church affairs, and has taken a course from Dale Carnegie.