Sentence examples for close to campus from inspiring English sources

It was cheap, and close to campus.

The university offers a range of off-campus university-managed accommodation close to campus.

"It's important to be close to campus – commuting is a waste of time and money," she says.

After her car breaks down, she stays put, taking a waitress's job at a coffee shop close to campus.

"It somehow forms two separate groups," said Ms. Mercik, the law student, who belongs to the group that lives close to campus.

My apartment was in one of those old frame houses close to campus, in the student ghetto that abutted the university stadium.

Mr. DeMarchi, who lived two-and-a-half hours from campus, was searching for a place closer to campus.

Larger brands typically offer guests loyalty rewards programs that garner valuable points for stays, but smaller, independent hotels may be more convenient and closer to campus.

I had to travel into Philadelphia, the big city closest to campus, to the store that my friends and I jokingly called the "Homeboys Used Stereo Appliance Outlet" on Market Street, near City Hall.

Bennett, who said she knew at least five local families who had been pushed out, also pointed out that Facebook had offered its employees generous bonuses to live closer to campus, which has accelerated gentrification.

He had his choice of three mosques, but the two closest to campus were dominated by Turks, whom many local Arabs disdained as less devout and too sympathetic to America.