Sentence examples for lost fraternity from inspiring English sources

W. Hawley who is employed in the research dept. of the Cunard Line has a hobby of retrieving lost fraternity pins for owners.

Some of the musicians we lost from the fraternity of Jazz Legends since last year include some elder statesmen as well as some who passed before their time.

Fraternities lost popularity as many students agreed with E. B. White that "the opposite of fraternities is fraternity".

But fraternity is lost when religion trumps politics as the structuring principle of a society.

By junior year in 2009, Kyle told his parents he had lost interest in the fraternity parties that used to be so much fun, they thought perhaps this personality change was a sign of maturity, but only in retrospect did they realize these were the earliest signs of a growing psychosis caused by Adderall abuse.

"The illegal trade in natural resources is depriving developing economies of billions of dollars in lost revenues and lost development opportunities, while benefiting a relatively small criminal fraternity," says the UN.

A few fraternities have lost their charters, which will prevent the chapters from re-establishing themselves without a significant endorsement from their universities and national headquarters.

But she added: "For a fraternity, losing recognition is pretty serious.

Illeity and fraternity lose the quality that defines them, that excessive and intensive sensibility-affectivity, when they are incorporated into conceptualizing discourse.

Yesterday Wake Forest's student newspaper, the Old Gold & Black (OGB), published an article, "Reports of hazing increase on campus, Kappa Sigma Fraternity loses charter" on the front page of the newspaper.

The fraternity of those lost was enriched by people from just about everywhere; the empire of the stricken crosses borders and classes.