Sentence examples for made professors from inspiring English sources

Further Questions for Discussion: -Do you agree that e-mail has made professors "too accessible," as the article notes?

Such a threat to the old way of teaching has doubtless made professors everywhere spit sherry onto the common-room carpet.

If the no exception is made, professors will have to pay employee benefits and overhead costs for students on top of salaries.

She does more than hold her own, but Mr. Kimball's point is made: professors like Miss Himmelfarb are shouted out of the halls, while those who routinely dismiss Milton and Shakespeare as "DWEM's" (dead white European males) are running amok.

But the success of Astro 101, as the courses are generically called, has made professors a little bit anxious.

In 1862 he was made professor at the Imperial School of Mines.

He was made professor of classics at Tübingen in 1535.

He was made professor at Padua in 1463.

On his retirement in 2001, he was made professor emeritus of planetary science and geology.

He was eventually made professor of geodesy and mechanics there in 1841.

In 1822 he was made professor of mineralogy at Cambridge, and in 1824 he was ordained.