Sentence examples for busy campus from inspiring English sources

There is a marketing upside, too, in maintaining a busy campus in summer, administrators say.

The Cairo University student was surrounded on Monday by a group of male students who sexually harassed her as she walked across a busy campus.

At the end of his address, Mr. Perlmutter, who shared the Nobel Prize with Adam Riess and Brian Schmidt, was asked about another distinction that comes with the prize: one of the very few permanently reserved and free parking spaces on the university's busy campus.

But the unexpected visit to a busy campus, and its implied suggestion that Kurds might be collaborating with Mr. Hussein to produce or hide weapons of mass destruction, infuriated the local Kurdish government, which represents a population that Iraq attacked with chemical weapons in the 1980's.

Their participants, 239 pedestrians in a busy campus area, didn't even know they were part of a study.

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In the early years, the press had a small office in the middle of the busy Middletown campus.

"How long is the line outside Starbucks?" He uses the length of the line to gauge how busy his "campus" is.

We see over 3000 new cancer cases per year, and it is a very busy surgical campus with over 40,000 surgical procedures per year.

A Washington-born student there, home for the holiday, reported that recruiters from the Central Intelligence Agency had supplanted those from business consultancies as the busiest on campus.

Miss Nagel is a busy lady on campus.