Sentence examples for course campuses from inspiring English sources

Exploring this decision, McKibben consulted with Desmond Tutu and other South Africans steeped in the divestment movement; however, in the end, the big decider for him he told me, was: "Divestment made sense to me because of how outspoken colleges were becoming about their desire to go green!" Of course campuses.

There are endless debates about how Cicero would have sounded as he addressed the Senate — and about the choice of words for modern things like "golf course" ("campus pilamallei") or iPad (they haven't found one).

And, of course, campus tribunals judge students not only for politically incorrect actions, but sometimes for more ordinary claimed infractions, and in such cases the lack of fair procedures likewise is felt.

Golf courses, campuses and cemeteries must cut their water use.

For example, because she is establishing a course in campuses outside of UNC Chapel Hill, Bockholt has had difficulty getting UNC administrators to grant external students access to UNC facilities, including libraries.

Stop watering lawns, medians, golf courses, cemeteries, campuses.

About 750 undergraduates enroll every year, often making it the largest course on campus.

How do we calculate which courses and campuses are the best?

Of course, a campus visit is a great way to get a good feeling for the personality of a place, but there are lots of ways to engage with and learn more about a school.

Of course the campus atmosphere was fun for a while, but after the first few management tantrums even the funkiest employees started muttering about the need for adult supervision.

I changed my mind repeatedly about courses and campuses, and over a long period of indecision I learned a lot about how to pick a place that met my needs.