Sentence examples for college trust from inspiring English sources

Ms. Affleck stashed her son's earnings in a college trust fund.

Much of the unexpected gain is as good as spent, workers said, mentioning purchases like televisions, college trust funds, vinyl siding and long-overdue prescription eyeglasses.

Then a representative from pardon.bradleymanning.org announces a college trust is being started "so from the day Bradley Manning steps out of prison" he can attend college, which Manning has described as a personal dream.

Donations for college trust fund for his sons may be sent to U.S. Chess Trust, c/o United States Chess Federation, 3068 U.S. Route 9W, Suite 100, New Windsor, New York 12553.

"It's sad, but he deserved what he got," said Paris, 75, who once regarded Wright as a friend and said that he lost $1 million, including a son's college trust fund, with Wright's firm.

But had I gone to college, trust me, it would not have been some Ivy League Élite-breeding factory but, rather, a community college in danger of losing its accreditation, built right on a fault zone, riddled with asbestos, and also, the crack-addicted professors are all dyslexic.

But after that, it needs to be invested in a way that will help you meet your personal goals (as in setting up college trusts for your kids) or your altruistic ones (as in setting up college trusts for someone else's impoverished kids).

8. I've told you this since you started looking at colleges: trust me, you will end up at the right place!

A county court rejected the trustees' motion to reinterpret the college's trust.

At the two hospitals run by King's College hospital trust in south London, none of the 13 trainee obstetricians and gynaecologists were on duty and nor were any of the 26 junior doctors in its critical care unit.

At the two hospitals run by King's College hospital trust in south London, none of the 13 trainee obstetricians and gynaecologists turned up and nor did any of the 26 junior doctors working in its critical care unit.