Sentence examples similar to collegiate profession from inspiring English sources
While Meyer affirmed his spot atop the collegiate coaching profession, Oklahoma Coach Bob Stoops's inability to win B.C.S. games is becoming notable.
Teaching is a collegiate, sometimes clannish profession, and conference speeches often show their irritation at the opportunistic interventions of politicians, annoyed that everyone else seems to know better how to do their job.
The magazine Architectural Forum noted "the more sentimental section of the public and profession decrying the omission of the customary collegiate trimmings".
When the so-called warehouse design was completed in 1940, the magazine Architectural Forum noted the early controversy, with "the more sentimental section of the public and profession decrying the omission of the customary collegiate trimmings".
Rivers paused for a moment after bringing up the winningest coach at collegiate level to regain his composure and then spoke about what Summitt meant to him and to the coaching profession.
No matter how vehement the defense of collegiate and liberal-arts education, including Menand's theories, the fact remains that in the university and the professions the reform brought an end to the idea that the college had intrinsic value.
His management style is collegiate.
Collegiate Chorale Carnegie Hall.
National Division II Men's Collegiate: Sacramento State.
Policy-making will be a collegiate effort.
