Sentence examples for After colleges from inspiring English sources

Light streamed in the classrooms, named after colleges.

In the late 1970's after colleges grew to absorb the baby boomers, there was a surplus of college graduates.

The division, which was founded in 1957, during the fight over school integration, would now be going after colleges for discriminating against white applicants.

On a recent school day, teachers in classrooms named after colleges (Wake Forest One; Columbia Two) repeatedly reminded students to sit with their hands folded, eyes tracking the teacher.

All of the breakout rooms at the Silicon Valley academy are named after colleges, and students at the school also attend advisory sessions focused on real-life skills that will help them succeed in college and the workplace.

Some education advocates said they were disappointed in the governor's action, which comes after colleges are beginning to increase course offerings and enrollment because of funding from Proposition 30, Brown's measure that raised some taxes to support education and other needs.

Just as the concentration of wealth at the very top reduces wealth at the bottom, the aggressive hoarding of intellectual capital in the most sought-after colleges and universities has curtailed our investment in less prestigious institutions.

After college, I became a graphic designer.

After college, Ms. Barton moved to Denver.

After college, Shandling moved to Los Angeles.

After college, Cotton went to Harvard Law School.