Sentence examples for college thinking from inspiring English sources

What advice would Dobson give to a college thinking of merging?

Going back to the college, thinking of June going home, to some place he couldn't imagine, and then, thinking of Percy, he felt the beginning of remorse.

He tells the athletes that they need to come out of college "thinking about one thing: 'How am I going to be a star in this man's league?' You have to have razor focus".

Often, that is different than what they came into the college thinking they would study.

He liked the outdoors and studied marine biology at college, thinking he'd end up as a naturalist or a park ranger.

But when critics raised objections, the Kochs defended their purchase of influence over public universities as merely providing "fresh" college thinking.

However, not many students enter community colleges thinking they will become scientists, engineers or mathematicians.

If you are a working-class family, hoping that you're going to be able to send your kid to college and thinking that you will be eligible for a Pell grant, think twice about that.

"My mother and dad came over from College Station, thinking they would see me.

"I remember coming across that poem in college and thinking, 'Oh, man, what a dire fate.' And yet, every creative person wrestles with it.

In the essay, "Evening the Score," I expressed the fear that my abysmal performance would land me in community college, not thinking for a second that I might offend anyone.