Sentence examples for caught colleges from inspiring English sources

Late last May, in a bureaucratic move that caught colleges and legislators off guard, the Department of Education revised the formula by which billions of dollars in financial aid are distributed every year.

The popularity of such drinks has caught college officials, doctors, lawmakers and federal regulators off guard.

I caught the college bus, then the downtown bus.

Vasami, however, has caught the college coaching eye as both a pitcher and a hitter.

He storms America's car parks avenging infidelity like Batman, except a Batman who – instead of seeing his parents killed – caught his college girlfriend getting off with his flatmate, pissed.

"I would want to ask the same mother's neighbour, whose son was caught at college with half a gram and is in jail for 10 years and comes out completely destroyed, which would you prefer?

I read "Rare but Deadly Ailment Catches College Freshmen Unprepared" (Feb. 11) on meningococcal disease on the last day of my 16-year-old daughter's hospital stay.

The Legislature's initial state budget proposals calling for the closing of four community colleges caught many lawmakers off guard.

In reality, the narrative is far more complex, and the implications far less sunny for students as well as colleges caught up in the cruel cycle of selectivity.

Gee said the tendency for presidents at colleges caught in an athletic scandal was to go into hiding, and early in his career, he shared that sentiment.

The other N.C.A.A. mission is to create a protective shield around the colleges so they can continue to pretend that their ballplayers are merely students with special gifts; this is accomplished by cheerfully absorbing all criticism from fans, the news media and especially from colleges caught paying cash to tall boys.