Sentence examples for college kind from inspiring English sources

But not like my favorite dress in college kind of purple".

I always wanted to start a society of people who didn't go to college, kind of like that society of people who went to Harvard or G.W.

While "Monday Night Football" may be a memory, ABC's football this Monday night -- the college kind, that is -- gave the network a victory in Nielsen's estimates.

Theirs was a "we own one bed and no one's making it to college" kind of struggle.

"My guess is that someone like Rubio would be more attractive simply because of being from Florida," Hero said, "for electoral college kind of considerations".

Instead, it has slowly rolled out its payments app to U.S. college kinds who have signed up through a wait list.

"Let's say, for the sake of something, that I never loved her, that what we have here is a housing arrangement, with some nude touching...it's more like high-school love, or freshman-year-in-college kind of love... That's my idea of love, actually".

Dr. Christine L. Frissora-Rodeo, a gastroenterologist at Cornell who has performed many endoscopies under light anesthesia, said, "Sometimes, patients do say something funny or a bit off-color, but nothing like I-murdered-my-girlfriend-in-college kind of thing".

"Being rejected at other colleges kind of put a chip on my shoulder.

We'd always ask the waiters, who were usually about 25, post-college kind of people: "Do you know any missionaries?" Every single one was like, "Yes, me.

"When I was in college, I kind of emulated him," Thomas said.