Sentence examples for away from the university from inspiring English sources

After four years away from the university, his tenured professorship is at risk.

Going out — away from the university town — the golfers and their caddies use an experiential form of dead reckoning.

Students on sandwich years spent away from the university are not subject to any fees during their placement.

People who've lived a mile away from the university their whole lives but have never set foot in it.

They agreed that the Madison campus would break away from the university system, but they did so without involving the system's president or the Board of Regents.

Sam Dubose, 43, was pulled over about a mile away from the university by campus police officer Ray Tensing for missing a front license plate.

At the same time, Frontline is moving away from the university-based model and towards a highly practical training-based model using a limited toolkit of interventions.

They turned away from the universities (almost totally controlled by administrations and faculties hostile to the fundamentalist position) and placed their faith in the more recently founded Bible institutes.

The high cost of scientific instruments, facilities, and payrolls made Big Science affordable only to government agencies or international consortia, drawing influence away from the universities, societies, and philanthropies that had been the main supporters of scientific research before World War II.

The rule, he says, takes away discretion from the university's admissions office, making it harder to shape a class and ensure that certain kinds of students, like musicians, are included.

The book did not finally appear until 1987, when Southern and his wife had moved from the college to St John's Street - a world away, they sensed, from the university current, and the occasion of Southern's greatest literary productivity.