Sentence examples for alumni later from inspiring English sources

But after the minister wrote a column in The Philadelphia Tribune criticizing Mr. Obama for failing to appoint African-Americans to cabinet positions, the university told Mr. Johnson — in a move that alumni later criticized — that they wanted to provide a broad spectrum of views so he would not be the sole speaker at that event.

As a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, he was recommended by the author of "Brother Rat," another V.M.I.-man to promote the show among the alumni Later he became press agent on all the Abbot production He rose to the rank of colonel during the war and acted as liasion man between Genl.

The alumni later established the Persatuan Muslim Indonesia (Permi), under the Masyumi Party.

And I'm confident many of them will--more than half of our LEAF alumni later volunteer for environmental causes in their communities.

The president of the Gogebic Range U-M Alumni Club later recalled that Heikkinen won his scholarship by passing a competitive examination.

But where a candidate once needed only 250 signatures, in 1986 the number was raised to 1percentt of all alumni, and two years later to 3percentt.

This fund, announced in late 2015, is a vehicle through which YC Group invests in its successful, later-stage alumni companies.

Alumni included J. J. Jackson, later an original MTV V.J., and Peter Wolf, of the J. Geils Band.

The later success of alumni gave the Seals a patina of glamor but, in reality, the team endured a rough existence, fighting more for survival than international acclaim.

In some cases, years later, players and alumni who participated in the sport look back and say they believe the program has benefited from being a club team.

By 1969, the Patriots had moved to Boston College's Alumni Stadium, and a year later, at the end of a preseason game against the Washington Redskins, a fire erupted in the grandstand.