Sentence examples for between two colleges from inspiring English sources

National Championships, finances, stadium size and NFL draftings aside, he opted to weigh up the title from a different perspective: is there a more intense rivalry between two colleges?

There tends to be a greater mix in the age and backgrounds of students, more students who are not aiming for a degree, and more students who are enrolling in only one or two classes rather than in a full-time load (or they may be taking a full load split between two colleges).

The New Yorker, July 7 , 1928P. 37 Telephone conversation between two college alumni.

By John O'Hara The New Yorker, July 7, 1928 P. 37 Telephone conversation between two college alumni.

The idea for Twitter is said to have come out of a conversation between two college dropouts in a car one rainy day on San Fransisco's Mission Street.

Education Without Borders grew out of a discussion between two college graduates who wanted to tackle the many problems facing education in Sudan.

Based, she explained in a recent interview, on "an actual sequence of events that took place in a college dormitory in the 1970's," the new novel looks at race relations through the lens of an uneasy relationship between two college roommates.

The first game of American football was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, under rules resembling a mix of rugby and soccer.

The difference in prestige between one college and another a few rungs down the rankings is negligible.

You see, I remember being anxious, as all parents are, about my son… when he was out late, when he was taking an exam that would make the difference between one college and the next.

Between three and eight college of nursing (depending on branch) were located in each region.