Sentence examples for dear college from inspiring English sources

Dear college graduates, this is your moment and your America.

Dear college students - GROW THE HELL UP.

One of my dearest college friends who, by a benign coincidence, has moved into the same North Dublin road I live in describes himself as the "least nationalistic person you know".

Dear, dear, dear.

A middle-aged graduate of Cornell visited Ithaca recently and immediately succumbed to nostalgia for his dear dead college days.

The New Yorker, June 3 , 1961P. 26 A middle-aged graduate of Cornell visited Ithaca recently and immediately succumbed to nostalgia for his dear dead college days.

"Zeta Psi undermined fundamental values we hold dear," the college president, James Wright, wrote in an open letter about the fraternity that published the newsletter.

By G. R. Blakley and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 3 , 1961P. 26 A middle-aged graduate of Cornell visited Ithaca recently and immediately succumbed to nostalgia for his dear dead college days.

But he soon pivoted to a tradition students hold even dearer: the college's century-old tuition-free policy, which students have fought this year to preserve as the school announced that financial shortfalls had made charging undergraduate tuition necessary starting with students admitted next year.

Dear friend since college, font of wisdom, pillar of strength and integrity, brilliant attorney, generous contributor to the community, and steadfast champion of our family.

"I think if my brother or son or dear friend from college were about to be put to death, and there was no physical evidence, and seven of nine witnesses had recanted and testified to coercion in that original testimony, would I shrug and say, 'The jury made its decision?' " she wrote in an e-mail.