Sentence examples for The unis from inspiring English sources

It's also worth looking at the money available from the unis themselves.

"One of the unis I've been reading about says a single student can work on day-to-day living expenses of £200-£225 a week.

EUNICE LEE, the designer behind the Unis men's wear line, which opened its first Los Angeles outpost this week, often looks to her customers and male friends for feedback.

However there are funds outside of London (Eden, Notion for example) and initiatives such as SETSquared (who incubate tech start-ups from the unis of Bath, Bristol, Guildford and Surrey) – lets hope that some of the govt funding will be utilised to support the good work of such regional initiatives as well, and to support start-ups nationally.

All the unis sent students, as did the community broadcasters.

Paul, who returned to St Andrews as a teacher, noted about the band's early days, "We had a good following around the unis, pubs and colleges.

The Adidas unis for the 1994 World Cup were roundly condemned as some of the ugliest on record (the blue denim-looking shirt with the stars still resides at the bottom of my jersey draw).

However, as the report highlights, the scores unis make public are usually from the main round of offers only.

Edsall's proudest moment after the victory actually involved the new unis.

John Dunford, outgoing general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said the increase in science and maths shows "that in difficult economic times, students are choosing their subjects astutely and turning to traditional subjects in the belief that they are passports to the top unis and employment".

They are, in the order of their appearance, Frank Muytjens, the men's designer of J. Crew; Richard Chai Eunice Leee, the designer of Unis; Billy Reid Vincent Flumianii, the designer of Caulfield Preparatory; and Doug and Ben Burkman, brothers and the designers of Burkman Bros.