• Their oldest daughter is about to graduate from high school and hopes to continue her studies in higher education.
• She won scholarships to continue her studies in London at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
• Breda has also recently been employed to work in Kill Post Office, which allows her to focus more time on her studies and evening classes.

• His other books include studies of directors Robert Aldrich and David Lean and novelist Raymond Chandler.
• Many of the volumes were ancient and rare studies on various botanical topics.
• A number of studies on this topic are likely to be published shortly.

• We mean to foster debate and circulation of ideas in literary studies and contiguous academic areas.'
• You can trust a literature/cultural studies academic to infer serious meaning from a web cartoon.
• The task of reviewing academic publications in literary studies has fallen to the more specialized journals.

• Green Fish is a complex study of characters who are each trapped in their own desperate situations.
• The literature is replete with studies on various aspects of stress and coping in Western populations.
• There are no deep philosophical messages or complex character studies going on in The Funhouse.

• However, Betty was a quick study and took to the role of first lady in a way no one had imagined possible.
• He has had to stand in for injured dancers in leading roles several times, because he's a quick study.
• While Milne was not experienced in the wine business, Evans stressed she was a quick study.

• Harmony and theory studies supported his first compositional efforts as a teen-ager.
• Indeed, the pianist Egon Petri once said Czerny wrote all of those studies because he hated children.

• Catalyst Women, a non-profit business organization that researches women in the workplace, has studied the situation.
• They have to study the political situation as it has emerged for devising a strategy accordingly.
• A Ministry spokesman said they were now studying the geographical situation, as North Ribblesdale is close to Cumbria, where there have been 691 confirmed cases.

Synonyms

• I am gratified to find that history does indeed support the confidence I place in reading, studying, and applying the ancient truths.
• The codes then get studied, interpreted and applied by the same system.
• ‘More will have chosen their course by location due to projected rent costs rather than studying where they genuinely want to,’ he said.

Synonyms

• A total of 1 370 524 children are studying at public educational establishments this school year.
• Scores of Muslim boys and girls are studying in educational and technical colleges in various parts of the country.
• He studied at the famous educational establishments of Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama and Madinah University.

• If Jones is a member of the regular Peak writing staff then I urge him to study up on his knowledge of bands and genres of music.
• He belongs to a small group of law students who are studying up for proper reasons, and who have been providing colorful alternatives to the DNC all week long.
• And coming up, lawmakers may be squabbling over its merits, but students of business are studying up on outsourcing.

• In 1859, when she was 16, she made her opera debut as Lucia di Lammermoor in New York, after studying the role with the conductor Emmanuele Muzio.
• Unlike ‘Tristan,’ Domingo has been studying this role only recently.