Sentence examples for competing college from inspiring English sources

Boren, a former Democratic senator from Oklahoma, met the president years ago through the elder President Bush, and in recent years the two have sparred over their states' competing college football teams.

It's safe to say those likely end up in far fewer cups of beer than any competing college pong ball.

As devotees of the hoops followed the ongoing matchups between competing college teams, I had my own March Madness.

Financial aid administrators generally do not share the list of competing colleges for a specific student with college admissions staff.

Stanford's decision to bow out, made Friday morning by Mr. Hennessy and his board of trustees, surprised city officials and those at competing colleges.

"Believe me, college recruiters are good at putting that one out there for recruits," he said, referring to competing colleges who vie for the same high-school players.

Monez, who is in her seventh season as T.C.U.'s coach, said recruiting is done at junior events and the shooting community is such a small one that all competing colleges have access to the best shooters for several years before they reach college age.

We were cutting into the markets of competing colleges and universities".

In part, its origins can be traced to the long-running practice by students of competing colleges to mark their territory with spray paint.

Although some participants suggested this lack of interaction was purely circumstantial and accidental, other participants suggested a more strategic and antagonistic approach was fostered by college heads and administrators, who often viewed competing colleges as "the enemy".

To compete, college career centers have updated their approaches, says Sylvia Robinson, head of Georgetown's center.