Sentence examples for college lost from inspiring English sources

What, by the way, would we call President W. Rutherford B. Hayess (won electoral college, lost popular vote) was called "His Fraudulency".

On Sept. 11, the Borough of Manhattan Community College lost dozens of classrooms when debris from the collapsing 7 World Trade Center hit the school's newly renovated Fiterman Hall, a few blocks away from its main building.

Levin, who is forty-six and teaches at a Santa Fe arts college, lost her mother and her father in quick succession, then, a short time after, her sister: three out of the five members of her immediate family, gone in a flash.

The board chairman, John Racanelli, noted that there had been a thorough search for a successor to Victor Meskill, who had been Dowling's president for more than 22 years before he resigned under pressure after the college lost $2.5 million two years ago.

I failed out of college, lost my scholarship, and found myself working as a nanny for a family of lawyers.

This explains why that guy I knew in college lost his ability to smell in a car wreck -- apparently head trauma often damages this first cranial nerve.

I better like my chances of recognizing that having kids, or sending them to college, losing a job or getting a new one, is a transition that we must manage.

Not only will this great liberal arts college lose one of its jewels, but the Westchester community will be deprived of hearing the great chamber music literature performed (and explained in a weekly fascinating lecture series).

Could a church-related institution, such as a college, lose its tax exemption for refusing to give equal treatment to same-sex couples?

The concern: Could a church-related institution, such as a college, lose its tax exemption for refusing to give equal treatment to same-sex couples?

I, like every president of a college, lose sleep over the potential that someone may come to my campus with a purpose of killing a specific individual or a group of people.