Sentence examples for colleges mining from inspiring English sources

Everest is but one example of an increasingly crowded field of for-profit colleges mining for lucre in the financially strapped communities of Southern California.

The play, written by Kirk Lynn with the Austin-based experimental theater company the Rude Mechanicals around 2004 (right around Bush's second election, right around when Facebook was spreading from Ivy Leagues to other colleges, mine included), is about a house party gone off the rails.

Many state colleges offered mining degrees by the 1890's, including the University of California at Berkeley.

He began calling colleges and sending tapes, mining for a glimmer of interest.

At least 63 schools have M16 rifles, 14 have M14s, six colleges have mine-resistant vehicles and two have grenade launchers, according to a report by the Chronicle of Higher Education.

There were plenty of famous — or at least interesting — fathers at Corcoran College, but mine wasn't one of them.

There were plenty of famous or at least interesting fathers at Corcoran College, but mine wasn't one of them.

But people say you get closest to people in your college, and mine has a balanced ratio of private and state school students, which I'm happy about.

The most moral lawyers remind each prospective client that "you are about to put either your kid through college or mine".

College counselors (mine at least) told us, "You have to be realistic about your options".

In the British university system, students will study at a school but live in a college, and mine is called Goodenough College (yes, that's really the name).