Sentence examples for be a capstone from inspiring English sources

At least three of these courses must be CEE Design Courses, one of which must be a "capstone" course.

The advanced topics courses is intended to be a capstone experience for students later in their undergraduate career.

"The sale of NFO will be a capstone to the significant progress we have recently made in strengthening our company's balance sheet," said David Bell, chairman and chief executive at Interpublic.

It also helped that the state promised the theater a $30 million grant as part of a larger project that some say confirms New Haven's status as a vibrant work in progress, but that others say will be a capstone of its revitalization.

While such a deal would be a capstone for the father-and-son team of Ralph and Brian Roberts, who control Comcast, it could end up a humiliating turnabout for C. Michael Armstrong, the former I.B.M. executive who has been chairman of AT&T since 1997.

Now, some people in Florida are saying that if the state completes its takeover of U.S. Sugar, the opportunities that the deal presents may be a capstone to the life's work of the family patriarch, Alfonso Fanjul Jr., known as Alfy.

Kimatni Rawlins, 38, said he would "do whatever it takes" to get to New York from his home in Silver Spring, Md. For the former collegiate football player, the marathon – his first – is a capstone on a journey that began about a year ago.

This project was a capstone design for the Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology prograt at Penn State Altoona.

Graduation is a capstone ceremony to celebrate the work of the matriculants in this centuries-old system.

The new look, imperfect as it may be technically, is a capstone of real change, not a marketing gimmick.

Titled The Flaming Lips and Heady Fwends, this double LP is a capstone to a year of unlikely collaborations.