Sentence examples for college to join from inspiring English sources
And she's heading off to Israel after college to join the army.
He dropped out of college to join the band on tour.
Ms. Taittinger's son recently dropped out of college to join a dot-com company.
At 19, he dropped out of college to join the Bush campaign in 2000.
After two years, he took time off from college to join the Navy and teach radar operators.
In 1987, Mr. Douma's son from his first marriage, Jesse, dropped out of college to join the store full time.
Pitzer President Laura Skandera Trombley urged other colleges to join the divestment trend.
I have known many persons individually, who left secured jobs with the Government of India from prominent medical colleges to join the WHO; or from prominent universities and research institutions to join the World Bank or UN systems, simply because the government jobs were too "frustrating with low salary and little possibility to fly business class and stay in a five star hotel abroad".
Mr. Fréger grew up milking cows and studied agriculture in college intending to join the family farm.
Like the first lady, who still wears mourning for the death of one of her young sons, Elizabeth is haunted by loss: her beloved son abandoned his college studies to join the Union Army, and was killed.
Under the waiver program, states must set performance targets so students who graduate from high school are ready for college or to join the military or the work force.
