Sentence examples for colleges behind from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki said yesterday that he was concerned that the expansion plan would leave many Big East colleges behind, including St. John's, The Associated Press reported.

The press of other business, plus, of course, respect for Credit Suisse paid subscribers, has kept me from describing the report until now, but it's a fascinating document for those who want to know what for-profit college executives talk about when they talk about for-profit colleges, behind closed doors.

The old cast is back (including Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth and Eugene Levy), and the boys have a year of college behind them.

He admits to having grown up in group homes and prison, eventually finishing high school and college behind bars.

By now, they have a year of college behind them and are marginally older, wiser and more experienced in the ways of love.

He was around my age, two years of community college behind him, and working for one of the few employers in the desert: the natural gas industry.

Its hallmarks are quality, service and consistency, and men who start out shopping at Press while undergraduates keep coming back long after they've left college behind.

When it came time to enlist, he joined the Marines, leaving college behind after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.

Some writers, like Dale J. Stephens, have called for leaving college behind all-together.

St William's College behind the Minster, and Bedern Hall, off Goodramgate, are former dwelling places of the canons of the Minster.

Patrick Sequira, the new D.A. who took over arguing against Leslie's parole after Stephen Kay's retirement even contended at her last hearing that something seemed suspicious about Leslie going back to college behind bars to get her master's degree in philosophy.