Sentence examples for a sort of college from inspiring English sources

THE four recent Columbia University graduates who make up the band Vampire Weekend held a sort of college reunion on a rainy January night.

On a recent Friday night, a gang of workers from the Atco lodge drove to D.K.'s, where the scene was a sort of college mixer meets biker bar.

It could just be that I'm getting old, but I remember MoCCA as a sort of college reunion as well as an experience where I would meet my favorite artists for the first time.

Given the damage Pruitt had already done to the planet and his use of the EPA as a sort of college frat style slush fund he actually leveraged his power to cop NCAA basketball tickets!—this was a positive development.

He hadn't apprenticed with a more experienced designer, and he hadn't attended any sort of college.

The cautionary statistic cited here is that 70percentt of youngsters burn out by 13 and that fewer than 1percentt qualify for any sort of college scholarship.

When the two entrepreneurs started Chegg, then called CheggPost, in 2003, they envisioned a sort of Craigslist for college campuses, a network of university-based Web sites where students would buy and sell everything from used mattresses to textbooks.

Kennedy's solution is a sort of G.I. Bill for college athletes.

It wasn't a pledge week prank or any other sort of college fraternity hijinks.

· What sort of college principal risks wrecking a student's career for that?

Ms. Groves, 21, is a volunteer in the Teach for America program, a sort of domestic Peace Corps that sends college graduates into low-income communities to teach for two years.