Sentence examples for college blocks from inspiring English sources

Then I see two of the most impressive, yet different college blocks I've seen this year.

I want you to be what you were in college, block shots, rebound, run the floor".

Worse comes months later when Roman is back to stay for five weeks and he and Lucy decide they can't be together when she goes to college; Block conducts an interview with the two sobbing teenagers about their breakup.

I averaged over 20 points and over 20 rebounds, and I was the only guy in college blocking shots.

But this month, the scheme was resurrected in Michigan, where a Republican state lawmaker is proposing his own plan to dilute the power of his state's reliably Democratic electoral college block.

And Juicy Campus, a college gossip site, caused so much grief that some colleges blocked it, and some state attorneys general began consumer-protection investigations.

By William Plomer The New Yorker, June 25 , 1966P. 26 Passing a dull red college-block View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

Mr. Rangel's lawyers said his charitable work raising money with City College of New York to start an educational center named after him there reflected his long commitment to the college, four blocks from where he grew up.

Because three-quarters of the states have to approve an amendment to the Constitution, only 13 sparsely populated states -- overrepresented in the electoral college -- could block popular election.

Examples of such systems occur in laboratories forming part of a college teaching block, in a hotel kitchen adjacent to restaurant areas, and in toilet accommodations generally.

It began early on Sunday when students from the Ayotzinapa teachers' college began blocking a street with metal barriers in preparation for the concert.