Sentence examples for couple of professors from inspiring English sources

Back at Harvard Business School, I remember a couple of professors there who paid some attention, and in some cases it really led to my love of marketing.

Even the remote prospect of an upset had caused a couple of professors this week to give him a furtive, hopeful wink.

He studied English at university ("I read more D H Lawrence than I ordinarily would have, because of a couple of professors who were keen Lawrence men when that was still permitted"), but it wasn't until he was in his late twenties that he realised writing was something he could do.

"A couple of professors sent me e-mails saying, 'This is ridiculous.' " Skidmore, a pioneer in trayless dining, tried to minimize the jolt by implementing the change between the spring and fall semesters in 2006, when the cafeteria, the Murray-Aikins Dining Hall, underwent a $10 million overhaul.

A couple of professors at the Berkeley-Haas School of Business who are pioneering the use of neuroscience to sort out how consumers think and feel about companies and products were recently drafted to help the Oakland Raiders assess what happens in the minds of the team's loyal fans, and how that might be duplicated among fans who sit more on the sidelines.

The physics program was small with only three or four students and a couple of professors.

This past week a couple of English professors -- Prof Diane Negra and Dr Susan Holmes -- from University of East Anglia in England, put together a conference that focused on whether female celebs are getting a raw deal.

"There seems to be a hysteria that a couple of law professors are going to pick on poor little defenseless companies like McDonald's, Kraft and KFC," Professor Banzhaf said.

That's exactly what a couple of University of Michigan professors decided to do.

"We're about to see a couple of M.I.T. professors rip me to shreds," he said.

He sits in the back where a couple of pervy professors are lurking, and watches his dreams die.