Sentence examples for known institution from inspiring English sources
Lorna Lee, head of culture and heritage at the Borough of Waltham Forest, led the transformation of the William Morris Gallery from a niche museum to a widely known institution.
Dr. Chobanian, 74, has been at the university for more than 40 years, longer even than John Silber, who stepped down as chancellor last week after a tumultuous 32-year reign in which he built the university into a nationally known institution but also alienated many students and faculty members with his imperial style.
Here are a few of the lesser known institutions in the Island's museum firmament.
They excluded known institutions like mosques and shops and gradually built a map of the network of contacts around Abu Zubaydah.
The British monarchy is one of the oldest known institutions and represents one of the most traditional forms of leadership.
Greater known institutions also come with a much heavier price tag, and can put students into debt before they finish their first year of college.
An editorial in the British national newspaper The Times in 1860 said that the professorship was "one of the most important, most influential, and most widely known institutions at Oxford, not to say in the whole civilised world".
In 1878, Trueblood and Robert I. Fulton established the Fulton and Trueblood School of Oratory in Kansas City, Missouri, which became "one of the largest and best known institutions of its kind in the United States".
My husband and I subsequently went to 6 more rheumatologists, all at well known institutions and they said the same thing, "Your life as you know it, is over".
There are numerous scientists of international repute who spent their formative years at less-well known institutions.
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