Sentence examples for colleges reading from inspiring English sources

With Richard Wilbur, he helped set the dignified style for a poet's life in America, postwar (and post-poetry): liberal-arts colleges, reading tours for book clubs, that job at the Library of Congress, criticism for the quarterlies, sprightly yet instructive articles for the popular magazines.

Despite the hand-wringing that the college selection experience has become these days -- with students and parents spending years visiting colleges, reading brochures, checking out Web sites, hiring consultants and paying a great deal of money to learn how to master the College Boards -- many students will later change their minds.

I hope kids in schools and colleges read it and enjoy it.

Vassefi's friends at U.S. colleges read assigned books, attended lectures and wrote frequent papers.

Some of the smaller liberal arts colleges read them with extreme scrutiny, in which your chance of admission is diminished with every "your" that should be "you're".

But while Mr. Mearsheimer's book fits more comfortably on a college reading list than on the browser's night table, his goal is not merely academic.

"An auto mechanic manual requires a sophomore college reading level to understand it," she said.

By then, Reitz had developed a keen interest in law, and he continued his studies at South African College, reading law with professor F.S. Watermeyer.

In college, reading all those Greek tragedies and listening to the lectures about them, I would think, rather blithely, Well, that tragic flaw thing is nicely symmetrical.

So I had this idea of a woman in college reading about theory and becoming skeptical about romance, and at the same time, falling in love with someone.

I could have said, "You are reading these books because you're in college, and these are the kinds of books that people in college read".