Sentence examples for famous institution from inspiring English sources

It was to this already famous institution that Locke went in 1647, at age 14.

I was disappointed to discover that the famous institution does not appear on a recently published list of UK's most trusted businesses, before realising they were all shops.

If it decides to sell, it will be offering a monument that is probably unexpandable, even unchangeable, and unmistakably the brand of a single famous institution.

(One time, driving through Indiana, I came upon a town that had a locally famous institution for people who required special care. Everyone in town seemed to me incontrovertibly good).

BAGHDAD — Amira Edan, the director of Iraq's National Museum, says that soon she will no longer have to worry so much that the famous institution remains closed to the public for fear of violence.

But certainly she was interested in the Slade School of Fine Art (one of the book's settings, along with the gruesome wards of a field hospital and a little Belgian town adjacent to the front), partly because in 1914 that famous institution was one of the few places in England where social classes mingled.

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Glamorized by the seal of approval of famous institutions, the spongy, pebbly Klein brought £6.2 million.

Famous institutions buy expensive plane tickets for graduate students, and long-revered professors practically plead with them to accept jobs.

Those foreign schools included such famous institutions as Robert College (founded 1863), the Syrian Protestant College (1866; later the American University of Beirut), and the Université Saint-Joseph (1874).

The pride taken in them by famous institutions serves as a reminder of the artistic effervescence that surrounded the conception and elaboration of the "Striding Man".