Sentence examples for I matriculated at from inspiring English sources

Baranski: I matriculated at Princeton in September '75.

When I matriculated at Princeton more than 35 years ago, my parents worried as many parents do that I might not find a job when I graduated.

When I matriculated at Boston University, graphic designers were in high-demand.

I.V.: By the time I matriculated at UCLA, I knew that if I was going to do both, I'd have to do both really, really well.

I accepted the Assignment because of the welcome danger but also for the same reason I once matriculated at a Bible school -- to be a minister in a church.

At that time Dell became a student at the University of Texas at Austin in 1984, while I matriculated through the State University of New York at Plattsburgh starting in 1982.

Hearing about the indignities faced by students of color at the University of Missouri, I am taken back fifty-four years, to when Hamilton Holmes and I entered, and then matriculated, at the University of Georgia as its first two black students.

I supervised 17 other students who were matriculated at Columbia or Union Theological Seminary.

We both matriculated at the University of Pennsylvania where he received his PhD in cellular biology and I received my M.D. in 1955.

Petraeus matriculated at West Point in 1970.

He matriculated at the University of Leiden in 1630.