Sentence examples for alumni list from inspiring English sources

Her use of a Dartmouth alumni list to collect contributions has occasionally annoyed fellow alums.

The alumni list is very impressive: Alan Cumming, James McAvoy and David Tennant, just for starters.

Like Mr. Eek, Mr. Vander Kooij graduated from the Design Academy, whose alumni list reads like a who's who of Dutch design stars: Marcel Wanders, Hella Jongerius, Jurgen Bey and Studio Job among others.

There are two first-round exits from the N.C.A.A. tournament, a National Invitation Tournament championship and a notable alumni list that basically includes only the former N.B.A. player Clarence Weatherspoon.

"If you look down the alumni list of Time Inc., I think you can see that when we reached a point where we needed to make a change, we made it," he said.

Oldest of the capital's principal conservatoires - the doors opened in 1823 - it boasts an alumni list that is a who's who of British music: Sir Arthur Sullivan - the musical half of Gilbert & Sullivan, Sir Henry Wood, founder of the Proms, Sir Clifford Curzon and Myra Hess - legendary pianists both.

Calls to a number of Morris alumni listed on the "agents in transition" section of the Studio System, an entertainment industry information service owned by The New York Times Company, were mostly unreturned.

Tamara Rogers, vice president for university development at Harvard and herself a member of the Class of 1974, said university policy, in an effort to protect privacy, prohibited distribution of alumni lists.

The numbers are sure to fuel the unease of those who argue that universities are turning into fund-raising machines, with university presidents spending more and more of their time cultivating donors, aided by development teams, consultants and marketers who scour alumni lists.

Then email someone at your university, asking for alumni lists or other people you can contact.

The company has built a database (pulled from online sources like alumni lists, event attendees, and employment history) mapping the social relationships of more than 100 million U.S. consumers.