Sentence examples for university reading from inspiring English sources

"I was sick of just studying at the university, reading and writing all day".

It's got to be easier than going to university, reading science and starting even the most lucrative graduate role with debts surpassing the 10K mark.

Born in Bridlington and the daughter of a seamstress and a print worker, Eagle was the first in her family to go to university, reading philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford and spending her early working life at the Confederation of Health Service Employees (COHSE) trade union, now part of Unison.

I tried to become more informed, taking modules in gender and sexuality studies at university, reading Germaine Greer and Hélène Cixous and Susan Faludi, and although I did become increasingly confident about proclaiming myself a feminist, it is clear to me now that I still didn't understand what it meant.

His awakening came with the revelation that poetry need not be a solitary pleasure, but could be enjoyed in public: "listening to someone's LP of Richard Burton reading Under Milk Wood, and then Christopher Logue coming to the university, reading political poems in his plummy voice and looking great".

In this respect, this research was considerably narrowed down to study the effect of a long-term explicit SBI at a university reading course with the participants who were above the average (intermediate) proficiency level.

If you're disappointed by your A-level results and your heart is still set on going to university – read this.

By then, it was the season of cults on the Nsukka campus, when signs all over the university read in bold letters, "SAY NO TO CULTS".

Two poverty analysts who often disagree — Professors Jeffery D. Sachs of Columbia University and William Easterly of New York University — read the evaluation and found it withering.

3) Ability to manage time You'll have put this ability to the test during university (read: pulling an all-nighter), but with a stricter time-frame of 40-ish hours per week, you'll need to adapt.

We studied at the same university, read the same subject — English literature — published our first stories in student magazines with names like Knife in Your Eye. (But what names are like that?) We were ambitious.