Sentence examples for A institution from inspiring English sources
Amir, 19, is to serve his time in a institution for young offenders.
"Edinburgh is a city on a human scale and the festival has never felt like a institution, it's always spiky and edgy.
He has earned a place among the elite of the State Senate, a institution where, Texas Monthly magazine once said, "toughness is good, shrillness and criticism are not, and humor is essential".
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"Surely, there is something unlikable about a person, when old, accepting honors from a institution she attacked when young?" wrote the author Doris Lessing in 1992, turning down the chance to be a dame of what she called the "nonexistent empire" (she accepted another title, the Companion of Honor, in 2000, saying she liked that "you're not called anything" special).
Letters of Note reprints her response to an invitation to be made a Dame: "Surely there is something unlikeable about a person, when old, accepting honours from a institution she attacked when young?" (Also read Lessing's stories for The New Yorker).
Apple pie: a tradition, an institution.
A Working institution is an institution where an agent works.
It's a statement of an institution".
But an institution is not a home.
