Sentence examples for institutions next from inspiring English sources

The Little Sisters of the Poor's nursing home in the District, in a neighborhood saturated with Catholic institutions — next door to the St. John Paul II National Shrine, across the street from Catholic University of America, around the corner from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception — showed no signs on Monday that it is at the center of a national debate.

Many of his pieces are now traded as authentic and some even reside in institutions next to their authentic counterparts.

I'm reading about how, thanks to Obama and the end of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, a serious milestone in human history has finally been reached, the very first time that one of our most eternally macho, homophobic-by-design institutions next to NASCAR, Coors Light and gangsta rap now allows gender fluidity and honest sexual expression.

After her own divorce, Karbo began attending a regular gathering of newly divorced women called the Mae West Dinner Party, a homage to the bawdy star's famous remark, "Marriage is an institution and I'm not ready for an institution!" "Next to the lengths to which she has gone to make herself look great in a swimsuit," Karbo declares, "the biggest secret a woman has is the nature of her marriage".

"In voting for Simon", one said, "we were voting for the future".The same impulse has appeared in some grand British institutions: next year, 42-year-old Antonio Pappano will become artistic and music director of the Royal Opera House.

The Japanese firm is now looking to commercialize the product, in partnership with selected educational institutions, next year.

Barbara Mikulski, the former longtime U.S. senator from Maryland and Homewood Professor at Johns Hopkins University, will receive honorary doctorate degrees from two institutions next week.

Our hope is that this new program for veterans will expand to 10 institutions next year, and even more in the following years.

Religious institutions came next, ranked fifth among 17 major institutions.

The independence doctrine becomes impossible to uphold".Right now, governments are fixing private financial institutions and next they'll fix the regulations.

People in the cafés of Istanbul fret that, if the veil were allowed in state institutions, the next stop would be Iran.