Sentence examples for was also educated from inspiring English sources
adverb
In addition; besides; as well; further; too.
- They had porridge for breakfast, and also toast.
He was also educated privately and went to Marlborough College, whose most recent alumni include the Duchess of Cambridge.
Both of us were Jewish, and he was also educated at Union, but he came from upstate New York, born in Troy.
But I was also educated by Ian McIntyre's biography, Garrick (Penguin, £12.99), and intend to give it to Trevor Nunn for Christmas.
Sam Gyimah, Cameron's parliamentary private secretary, was also educated at a state school before joining attending Oxford University and working at Goldman Sachs as an investment banker.
The prime minister was also educated at Eton, as was Ed Llewellyn, his chief of staff, Oliver Letwin, the Cabinet Office minister, and Sir George Young, the chief whip.
Zhang Xichun was trained by his father in traditional medicine from youth, but he was also educated in the classics of Chinese philosophy.
Among them: the woman must be beautiful, have an Ivy League education, come from a good family whose members are also educated, and have professional goals similar to their son.
He added that the shadow chancellor, shadow business secretary, shadow Olympics secretary, among others, were also educated at private schools.
According to the Sutton Trust, 40% of Lib Dem MPs were educated in independent schools (54% of Conservative MPs and 15% of Labour MPs were also educated privately).
Henry's dashing younger brother, Jamie (Garrett Hedlund), is also educated: he's a literary scholar in the university town of Oxford, Mississippi, and he has a closer emotional bond with Laura than Henry does.
In addition, the ED nurses were also educated face-to-face.
