Sentence examples for a college from from inspiring English sources
IT ISN'T EASY TO BUILD a college from scratch, although, to listen to Miller, it's a lot of fun.
Starting a College It was an adventure for Thomas F. Irvine to start a college from scratch.
The skeptics cannot believe a program with a blue rug for a football field can break the lance of a college from a powerhouse conference.
In 2006, a fifth B.C.S. bowl will be added, improving the chances of a college from a non-B.C.S. conference crashing a major bowl.
A college from one of those conferences can advance to a B.C.S. bowl by winning one of two at-large bids, but this has never happened.
He was a good artist, with a meticulous nature, and my father had encouraged him (you could even say forced him) to choose a college from a short list of schools with strong programs in architecture.
One of the people whose e-mail messages I answered from paradise was Allan Goldstein, 60, a college professor from Manhattan.
A college coed from Eastchester.
Majumdar was a college dropout from a landowning family, a lawyer's son.
Naomi Warner, a college student from Queens, knitted a trivet with multicolor yarn.
"That's the main reason I came out," said Michelle Kramer, 36, a college student from Des Moines.
