Sentence examples for form a college from inspiring English sources

Seven young men and women gather on a summer evening to tell the story of a princess who withdraws from the world of men to form a college for women and who does battle with a persistent suitor who invades the college.

The first bishop of Manchester, Denis Mary Bradley, invited the Benedictine monks of St. Mary's Abbey in Newark, New Jersey, to form a college and preparatory school in his diocese.

Another great rivalry played out that year in the form of a college football game.

By Michael Frayn The New Yorker, August 14 , 1989P. 29 Long story in letter form about a college literary professor in England who marries a woman writer he has been studying throughout his career.

The New Yorker, August 14 , 1989P. 29 Long story in letter form about a college literary professor in England who marries a woman writer he has been studying throughout his career.

Authorized by the Kentucky General Assembly and signed by Governor Bert Combs on March 6, 1962, a mandate was placed upon the University of Kentucky to form a community college system.

It is understood that three delegates from each of the local constituencies in the region will form an electoral college to consider the selections.

But he said the guarantee was still in place that anyone who got good enough grades would get a place "at a sixth form college or a college".

Examples of such systems occur in laboratories forming part of a college teaching block, in a hotel kitchen adjacent to restaurant areas, and in toilet accommodations generally.

Gradually it came about that a king would form his heralds into a college or corporation.

This social and intellectual experience is designed to cultivate the forms of maturation that a college education should produce.