Sentence examples for in which college from inspiring English sources

"It definitely defines the climate in which college athletics are in, as do the suspensions in football".

They oversaw a series of four experiments in which college students had to assemble products, and then say how much they would pay to take the products home.

And Marieke Soeter at the University of Amsterdam recently conducted an experiment in which college students were shown a picture paired with a small electric shock.

— After an off-season in which college football fans could barely stand to watch, the star-kissed fans at Michigan Stadium did not want to leave.

The Solar Decathlon, an Energy Department competition in which college teams design and build energy-thrifty solar-powered structures, kicked off today on the National Mall.

Facebook began as a network in which college students could communicate only with other college students, but has since expanded to include 47 million users of all ages.

The next viral sketch was "East-West Bowl," in which college-football players introduced themselves with names like L'Carpetron Dookmarriot and Javaris Jamar Javarison-Lamar.

There are many ways in which colleges and universities can make their yields, and themselves, look good.

Such announcements tell a story in which colleges get better — and students get more amazing — every year.

Mr. Romney argues that the president has perpetuated a cycle in which colleges raise tuition prices and expect the government to foot the bill with extra aid.

Thus, the academic internship, in which colleges get tuition to not teach students and businesses pay little or nothing for students' work.