Sentence examples for thought of studying from inspiring English sources
Guardian Students ran a useful article recently, entitled "Thought of studying at college instead of university?" which looked at the vocational offerings from colleges and apprenticeships.
Ms. Gotay acknowledged that before arriving at Cambridge she had been intimidated, not only by the thought of studying alongside graduate students but also by traveling overseas for the first time.
If the thought of studying in a warm climate, exotic surroundings or an unfamiliar culture appeals to you, opportunities now exist to study in almost every corner of the world, and there's plenty of advice readily available to help you find the right course for you.
The lead author of the article, Dr. Ira Black, who is a professor and the chairman of the neuroscience and cell biology department at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in Piscataway, N.J., said he began the research with the thought of studying how the body's cells, each of which has the same set of genes, determine whether they would become blood cells, brain cells, liver cells and so on.
"I wouldn't have thought of studying a language before," said 15-year-old Nathanial.
She had thought of studying science or medicine, but her command of prose pulled her toward writing.
Sullivan was an impatient architectural student and left at the end of the year with thoughts of studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris or of being an apprentice to an architect.
This first demonstration of identification of symbolically-evoked thoughts opens the possibility of studying the neural representation of virtually any concept that can be communicated.
Creme had long been a student of esoteric thought, studying Mme.
The thought of postgraduate study hastily vanished from my mind and was replaced with a world of media opportunities and excitement.
The 1930s therefore brought an intense fermentation of political and social thought; dozens of study groups and movements sprang up in Paris, seeking or preaching doctrines of drastic renovation and structures of government that might carry them out.
