Sentence examples for college somewhere from inspiring English sources

"I just want to get this boy into college somewhere," his father, also named Brian, said.

He is supposed to have been at college, somewhere near Boston, just before he appears in this yarn.

How much less taxing would this be if you were second baseman for a Division III college somewhere?

A pretty good trick: if you want to go to college somewhere, start by working with the faculty.

When I began the process of looking for a college, I thought that I would end up at a small college somewhere in the Northeast.

He toyed with the idea of running an R.O.T.C. program at a black college somewhere and taking courses at the same time.

"I want to coach college basketball somewhere next year," he said.

"I would be shocked if my brother didn't become a college coach somewhere," Drew Hawkins said.

There wasn't a vacation day in the next eight months that one of us didn't spend on a college campus, somewhere.

A couple of years away from it all, with a gig at an Ivy League college, or somewhere similar, and the former First Lady might feel very differently about things.

Sprinkled among them would be a handful of college kids, somewhere between three to seven, meant to provide bursts of energy and skill.