Sentence examples for taking his classes from inspiring English sources

After earning an undergraduate degree in Japan, he came to suburban Boston to earn an M.B.A. at Babson College, taking his classes in English.

"Many of us became LaFeber addicts, taking his classes, becoming history majors -- of American foreign policy, that is," said John Wolff '90.

Taking his classes had a big influence on my work, but less because of his own fiction, which I love, and more because of his vast knowledge of writers and great fiction.

He sold bottles of supposedly blessed water called Kabbalah Water and charged hefty fees to people taking his classes and certainly became quite wealthy, unlike any prior teacher of kabbalah in history".

For the nearly four decades that Prof. Arūnas Leonardas Liulevičius taught mathematics to undergraduates at the University of Chicago, he was regularly approached by former students telling him he had inspired them to pursue majors or careers in the field after taking his classes.

"My mom had been taking his classes for years," he said.

Most of Esler's students say they rarely thought about climate change before taking his class.

Another summer, 15 years before, she and her friends had been adolescents taking his class together.

I met Tom during my first year of graduate school by taking his class (knowing nothing about information theory except that Steven Boyd had recommended the class to me).

The other one of us (see G. Eldredge (2009)), taking his class to the Darwin Exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History in New York only a few years back, showed his students the cabinet of skeletons at the entrance to the exhibition.

Ok, well maybe he is not exactly giving up on the discussion part of his course, but Professor Dave Perry of the University of Texas at Dallas is taking his class online.