Sentence examples for To residencies from inspiring English sources
noun
The position or term of a medical resident
Before 1952, when the match started, students applied to residencies individually.
They contend that the system for matching medical school graduates to residencies is an unlawful scheme to suppress wages.
Gradual recognition of his originality and rigor led to residencies, in recent years, at Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation, in Marfa, Texas.
Your approach to residencies at Grizedale Arts was well respected, with Laure Prouvost creating her Turner Prize-winning Wantee there – what can you tell me about the approach?
In addition to residencies at UCross (Wyoming) and Squeaky Wheel (Buffalo, NY), she received numerous grants including NYFA and NYSCA in 2003.
Although he had a longstanding relationship with the Anthony Reynolds Gallery in London, his keenness to develop new ways of working led to residencies with, among others, Tyne-Tees Television (1985) and Durham Cathedral (1994-95).
That's why we use algorithms with organ donations, or to assign residencies to aspiring medical doctors.
American diplomats are not required to provide legal assistance to residency holders.
The city matches students to high schools much as medical students are matched to residency programs.
In another year, I'll be among the new doctors reporting to residency training.
Zoning ordinances in Westport and Wilton do make reference to residency preferences for affordable housing.
