Sentence examples for lead college from inspiring English sources

"I hit a shot, they missed a free throw, and I hit another shot," Packer, CBS's lead college basketball analyst, said yesterday from Charlotte, N.C.

Brent Musburger, part of the lead college football announcing team for ABC and ESPN, told students at the University of Montana that steroids had no place in high school athletics but could be used by professionals under the proper care and doctor's advice.

At his core, Jed Hughes is a coach, having spent two decades helping lead college and professional football's most storied programs during the 1970's and 80's.

Issues related to personal beliefs including life, death, and origins may lead college students to respond more emotionally than rationally (Lawson and Weser 1990), and religion plays a key role in determining such beliefs (Sinclair et al. 1997; Alters and Nelson 2002).

Contrary to the expectation that access to college consistently promotes family stability and economic security, the authors argue that deficiencies in current policy lead college attendance to have adverse consequences for some families headed by unmarried parents.

There's a certain degree of repetitive madness at this time every March for CBS lead college basketball producer Mark Wolff.

Faculty members and alumni who went on to lead colleges themselves applaud President Eisgruber at his public installation Sept. 22.

For those of us who lead colleges and universities, preserving affirmative action without doing more is inadequate.

Some worry that this may lead colleges to accept ill-prepared applicants, who may then drop out (a problem that has plagued some universities with race-based preferences).

According to the study, Pell Grants also lead colleges to reduce institutional financial aid.

If such incentives lead colleges to lower their standards for completion, that could diminish the value of degrees in the labor market.