Sentence examples for ancient colleges from inspiring English sources

On a trip to my university's library last week, I passed through the gatehouse of one of Cambridge's ancient colleges.

It passes through the ancient colleges, around the much less ancient shopping centre, and straight through the shell of a skeletal circular building, rising like some strange modern-day henge from a muddy building site on the north-west edge of the city.

As the site was away from the "ancient colleges" of the city centre and in an area of "undistinguished nineteenth century commercial building", there had been a "rare opportunity" of building something "belonging ... to the twentieth century, and of showing that Oxford does not live only in the past".

And while you're at it, those ancient college textbooks, too.

I settled into an immaculate train for the eight-hour ride to Bergen, an ancient Hanseatic college town on the country's western coast.

Last year, Yale's undergraduate college only accepted 8percentt of applicants, Princeton accepted 10percentt, and Cornell (the least competitive and the largest of the "ancient eight" college), accepted 19percentt of students.

Integrating into the rest of the university has been a test for the school, which was originally viewed as something of an upstart and drew suspicion from the ancient faculties and colleges.

The last college team to finish as undefeated champions were Indiana Hoosiers of 1975-76, ancient history in college hoops.

Based on what you learned from this book, would you have any interest in deciphering ancient texts in college?

Over the years, my love of language evolved: I eventually took Latin and Ancient Greek in college and discovered no job prospects (hence, this story) but also a wonderful world of language histories.

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