Sentence examples for college conducted from inspiring English sources

For most of the 20th century, each college conducted athletic competition through intramural leagues.

He said the department ran one drill at the school each year and the college conducted drills monthly.

When Gateshead College conducted a survey of its most recent intake of students, Doyle found that only 66% had received careers advice.

Profile of Mrs. John O'Hara Cosgrave, founder and president of Finch, once a finishing school and now a junior college conducted in the East Seventies for young ladies.

By Angelica Gibbs The New Yorker, April 13 , 1946P. 35 Profile of Mrs. John O'Hara Cosgrave, founder and president of Finch, once a finishing school and now a junior college conducted in the East Seventies for young ladies.

On the opening weekend of the Bard festival, Leon Botstein, a co-director of the event and the president of the college, conducted the American Symphony Orchestra in a performance of the Fourth; the tempos were rigid, but the effect was tremendous.

She said the college conducts its freshman orientation on the beach, which has a lifeguard and swimming in the summer.

As the petulant Orin and the peevish Lavinia squabble endlessly over the proper apportionment of guilt, you feel as if you're watching two spoiled freshmen home from college conducting a sniping fight over who broke the PlayStation.

There will be tours of cathedrals conducted by canons, tours of colleges conducted by dons.

College endowments lost 3.6percentt on investments in the fiscal year that ended June 30 , 2001 the biggest drop since 1984, according to a survey of 610 public and private colleges conducted by the National Association of College and University Business Officers.

promoted her campus rape reform legislation, which would mandate colleges conduct climate surveys.