Sentence examples for alumni one from inspiring English sources

After an apprenticeship at Boodles in Greenwich, Mr. Auer, along with two other Boodles alumni (one of whom he and a partner, Jeb Swift, subsequently bought out), opened Gates, a casual restaurant in New Canaan, in 1979.

So giving alumni one resource where they can respond to pre-determined questions from students to share their experiences and help students understand best practices for constructing majors and finding a job post-college definitely has a place, and some appeal.

That's the day of Second City's much-anticipated 50th anniversary show "The Second City Alumni: One Night Only".

According to Fairley and other TFC alumni, one of the program's largest donors had asked the organization to expand into Guangdong, but TFC had not yet received governmental approval to send new teachers there in 2012.

COMMON ALUMNI One of the many players with experience for both teams was a former Philadelphia Athletic who helped bring Detroit its first championship.

Under the plan, Dartmouth's 18-member board is to be expanded by eight trustees chosen by the board, thereby reducing the proportion of trustees elected by the alumni to one-third, from one-half (not counting New Hampshire's governor and Dartmouth's president, who serve ex officio).

(I'd idly opened my college alumni magazine one afternoon to check the obits, and there was an ad featuring my father, laughing in a golf cart).

The easiest way to move up the tables may be to increase alumni donations, one of the rankings' seven main ingredients.

In a recent article in an alumni publication, one of Mr. Ray's college roommates remembered him as a "Kennedy-worshiping liberal Democrat".

So it's curious that many of the alumni of one of the most significant American literary projects of the 20th century were ashamed of it: the Federal Writers Projectt, a program of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration.

The headmaster appealed to the school's alumni, and one -- a "businessman and champion of the school" -- agreed to foot the bill for Mr. Sealey's first year of Duke, anonymously.