Sentence examples for constructing college from inspiring English sources

Some colleges have layered on new programs for high school students, tapping into the interest in constructing college résumés.

In this deft comedy of manners, Spark has a high time constructing College Sunrise, a small "mobile" private secondary school (one year in Vienna, the next in Lausanne).

Research, Research, Research Begin to construct that college list.

Despite Blair's claims that Andros was unsupportive, Andros donated the cost of the bricks to construct the college's chapel from his own funds, and convinced the House of Burgesses to approve funding of £100 per year for the college.

Colvin's view was that the failure to construct the college according to this "impressive" design led to it being Oxford's "most notable architectural casualty of the 1930s".

He is currently constructing a junior college for girls and is seeking a loan to start another college.

The castle hall and chamber were roofless by the 15th century, and Henry VI ordered these buildings to be destroyed and the stone reused for constructing King's College in 1441, with other parts of the castle being used to help build Trinity College's chapel.

A new parking lot has been constructed on college-owned land between Sullivan Arena and privately owned Clarke Farm in Bedford.

Sifton tried to accommodate many of their demands: his government constructed agricultural colleges, incorporated a farmer-run grain elevator cooperative, and implemented a municipal system of hail insurance.

On its own, the college is constructing an academic building at 41 Cooper Square, to be designed by the architect Thom Mayne.

Options also include building on the eastern side of Washington Road or converting existing dorms into a new residential college and constructing new upperclass housing in another location, he said.