Sentence examples for college mark from inspiring English sources

When Edwin passed his first semester of junior college, Mark took him out for lunch to celebrate.

During college, Mark often visited him, and thought of him as a father One day, Dr. Lawrence, infuriated with his wife, vented his anger on Mark, being cruel to him during an examination, and Mark had learned something about anger, and self-pity and the imperfections of all our fathers.

Indeed, with a 19-2 record that includes 15 consecutive victories -- which ties Long Beach State for the longest current winning streak in Division I -- Central Connecticut has the best major college mark in Connecticut, even better than UConn, which is 17-5.

When he was in college, Mark wrote a fan letter to the great pianist Vladimir Horowitz.

Working with a Literature professor from a local college, Mark is creating a youth literacy program utilizing the unique learning venue of a local community barbershop in order to teach Shakespeare's works.

The Beileins have three sons (Patrick, who played for his father at WVU and is the current head basketball coach at West Virginia Wesleyan College; Mark, a former football player at Richmond and WVU grad who currently works for Alro Steel; and Andrew, a Michigan grad who currently works for the Business Roundtable in Washington, D.C. ) and a daughter (Seana Hendricks).

They'd been swept up into the group-think delusion that leaving for college marks "awesome" liberation from all those pesky responsibilities, restrictions and irritations of home.

Independent assessors from local colleges mark the volunteers' portfolios and assess their learning.

The money for the community colleges marks the third year of Governor Whitman's four-year pledge to increase their financing.

Solamere Capital offered its clients a stake in TA Associates, which owns not just Full Sail but a number of for-profit schools, including troubled Vatterott Colleges, marked by exploitative recruiting practices and high student loan defaults.

— Deeza "Do you want to still be repaying your own student loans when your children enroll in college?" — Mark Kantrowitz Mr. Kantrowitz: The colleges that offer the most financial aid aren't necessarily the least expensive ones.