Sentence examples for taking engineering from inspiring English sources

She said her friends were doing fellowships with surgeons, taking engineering classes at Columbia and working alongside interior designers.

In 2002 he began taking engineering courses and in 2004 he started working in the hotel's engineering department, helping to adjust heating and cooling systems.

For instance, the Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron weren't taking engineering risks when they designed walls made of loose rock held in check by wire mesh cages at the Dominus Estate Winery in the Napa Valley.

Officer Danz, 38, a Marine Corps and Coast Guard reservist who received several police commendations, had been taking engineering classes to learn how to operate heavy machinery, his colleagues said.

It's early days for MOOCs in Africa, and these particular courses may have attracted an unusually eager population, but the same could be said for U.S. students taking engineering classes in their free time — so it's a promising sign.

For example, if your special interest is trains, try taking engineering and robotics courses.

Why hadn't he taken engineering or something?

For example, few women take engineering courses, but they predominate in teacher training.

She attended a Montreal college and took engineering classes anyway, Spanish-English dintionary in hand.

His mother's father, a miner in Mexico, did not attend college but took engineering courses by mail.

Gabo studied medicine and natural science, then philosophy and art history, at the University of Munich in Germany; he also took engineering classes at the Technical University in Munich.