Sentence examples for campus line from inspiring English sources

Brooks Brothers introduced its Back to Campus line, slimmer-fitting clothes for younger men, by selling the clothes at full price on Gilt Man six weeks before selling them in stores to advertise to younger men who shop on Gilt but not generally at Brooks Brothers.

How can you expand beyond making beautiful products for famous names? A. We have not just a new collection for Ilaria Venturini Fendi and her Carmina Campus line, but also a new project together: We are working on training and capacity building for African artisans in her workshop, where artisans from Italy follow the tradition.

In an industry defined by runways, flashbulbs, and this year's fad available at breathtaking prices, Simone Cipriani through the U.N. Ethical Fashion Initiative and Ilaria Venturini Fendi through her Carmina Campus line are stopping the show with their quiet questions: "Was it created ethically?

Updated at 9.16pm BST 8.34pm BST Hoosier country Matt walks us around the beautiful Indiana University campus, lined with imposing faculty buildings built with the trademark local limestone – cut from nearby quarries, the same stone was used to build the Empire State Building.

Campus Pipeline has deals with on-line travel agents and other student-targeted businesses to provide e-commerce links.

Campus Pipeline incorporates schools' existing administrative databases and puts nearly all of their paperwork on-line.

The moviemakers' caravan included buses from the Campus Coach Lines.

PAGE 24 Labor Relations Test at Yale When 2,000 workers went on strike at Yale as students were returning to the campus, fault lines of class and status were revealed.

Campus buildings lining the Midway have long been seen as a symbolic divider between the university and the neighborhood of Woodlawn.

Franklin Street, the city's main thoroughfare and the northern border for the campus, is lined with shops, restaurants and the popular music spots, Cat's Cradle and Local 506.

Cook works as a bouncer at Prime Time Cafe, a brick-faced bar about a mile off campus, where lines of students wait to get in on many nights.