Sentence examples for crowded university from inspiring English sources

Shards of glass are still lodged in the head of Waqar Husain, an engineering student who survived a bomb attack on a crowded university bus last June.

There are brutal fights and terrible falls, plenty of cruel or casual infliction of physical pain, vehicular mayhem that would be crippling or deadly, a scene in an extraordinarily crowded university hospital — and then there's that gun.

Down a cocktail or three, and find your pluck to pitch that brilliant Web idea you had. 8 p.m. 3) AMERICAN FARE 2.0 St. Michael's Alley (140 Homer Avenue, Palo Alto; 650-326-2530; www.seizeds.com) seized a page straight out of the valley playbook last year by reinventing itself and moving to an ambitious new home, a few blocks off crowded University Avenue in Palo Alto.

An intense fire ripped through a nightclub crowded with university students in southern Brazil early on Sunday morning, leaving behind a scene of horror, with bodies piled in the club's bathrooms and on the street.

Compared to last year, when freshers' nights with themes such as "Rappers and Slappers", "Pimps and Hoes" and "Geeks and Sluts" crowded the university calendars, far fewer comparable events have emerged so far this year.

Students crowded the university's iconic Memorial Church to hear Ginsburg at the annual Rathbun Lecture on a Meaningful Life.

Many of these future Chinese leaders were among the hundreds of thousands of students who crowded into universities beginning in the late 1970s, eager for knowledge after years of rote-learning Mao Zedong Thought during the Cultural Revolution, when colleges were mostly shut or paralyzed by ideological campaigns.

We have suffered through an administration that, in the name of Homeland Security, has actively turned off the flow of would-be researchers and scientists that once crowded our universities and research facilities, one that has actively tried to suppress scientific research, such as that on global warming, that doesn't support its political aims.

It guaranteed admission to city high school graduates regardless of their academic ability — and had been crowding the university with new students.

No difference was found in crowding between university and general hospitals.

As well as wanting to stand out from the crowd, universities are under the same pressures as other large organisations to be environmentally friendly and to adapt to new ways of working.