Sentence examples for college leads from inspiring English sources
Doctors say the transition to college leads to a new crop of students being diagnosed with A.D.H.D. who had previously escaped notice.
Our college leads in the setting of examination standards and the provision of education and a variety of membership services for health professionals.
Jon Faddis, the trumpet player who is the artist in residence at the jazz studies program at Purchase College, leads a Louis Armstrong centenary celebration on the festival's opening date Saturday.
If the administration is truly interested in ensuring that college leads to gainful employment, then it should be looking at outcomes across the system and pursue a broader policy to improve accountability.
Her decision to teach in a night program for black dropouts at a local college leads to friendships with black colleagues like Christine Taylor, the angry young mother of three, and Gloria Callahan, a shy music lover.
Taylor's long story of a breakdown in college leads to a searing attack on Kimber and her presumptions, just the first in a series of heated confrontations over racism in academia (and out of it) and the delicate matter of class.
A bout with TMJ in college led Dr. Chang her career in medicine.
Benchmark Capital, whose partners Mr. Systrom had met while in college, led an investment round of $7 million in February 2010.
My fear that I wouldn't get accepted into any college led me to overcompensate: I applied to 17 universities.
My experience with the Climate Change College led to full-time work as an environmental campaigner in Scotland.
On Great Gull Island off Orient Point, Dr. Samuel S. Sadove, center inset, of Southampton College led a team of researchers to observe the seals recently.
