Sentence examples for bustling campus from inspiring English sources

Gazing at the bustling campus, the fading sun peeking through the trees onto his face, Mr. Joseph talked of the importance of having a vision.

Much of the bustling campus, which serves the needs of almost 300 students with special needs aged 11 to 19 from Stockton-on-Tees, came into being during Mike's 11-year headship.

Commencement, which is scheduled for Friday, normally marks the end of the annual process by which the State University of New York at Stony Brook cocoons itself for the summer, re-emerging in September as a bustling campus with more than 34,000 students, faculty and staff.

The two victims were on a "kill list" that Mainak Sarkar had composed — as was a second professor authorities believe the gunman intended to kill but could not find Wednesday on the bustling campus, police Chief Charlie Beck said.

Its master plan depicts a bustling campus of thousands of people who will live, work and play in an area that has been mostly vacant for decades.

Yad Vashem has grown in recent years from a handful of buildings in a bucolic setting into a bustling campus of research, documentation, teaching and remembrance with a $45 million annual budget.

Along a bend in the Tigris River, at the center of the bustling main campus of the University of Baghdad, stands a headless Saddam Hussein.

Afterward, my daughter said she was impressed by the bustling urban campus, by the exciting atmosphere of a large coed university and by the obvious concern for students' rights (as illustrated by the anecdote we heard about the People Watching Club that got school funding to go to Ontario during spring break to look at Canadians).

In addition to being a bustling urban campus with 40,000 students enrolled, it is of course the administrative hub of the whole college wide system overseeing eight other campuses and 136,000 students, making the school the largest college in the country.

To many on the white side of town, who had never visited this campus bustling with middle-class black students on the bluffs of the Mississippi, it was as if Mr. Jacoby had voluntarily moved to the ghetto.

The Virginia Tech campus bustled as many fans in the crowd of 66,233 walked by Burress Hall, where a memorial was built.