Sentence examples for mit from from inspiring English sources
He came to the United States to attend MIT from which he graduated in 1937.
He taught at MIT from 1928, becoming a full professor there in 1948.
He served as head of the biology department at MIT from 1991 to 1999, when he earned the title Institute Professor at the Koch Institute.
She also focused on increasing diversity at MIT, from the undergraduate level to the faculty.
They'll be up against projects which have similarly made it to MIT from across the globe.
Hockfield came to MIT from Yale University, where she spent 20 years studying brain development and brain tumors and served as provost.
He received his BS from MIT; PhD from University of Chicago; MD from Columbia; JD from Harvard.
The three teams that made it through include a team from MIT, one from Delft University, and one from WARR, a student group from the Technical University of Munich.
I spoke to a few and learned from Mark (from MIT) and Megan (from Ann Arbor) that summer internships around San Jose draw from among the best young tech minds.
mitting -- applause; "Bob Dylan's surprise appearance at the benefit provoked heavy mitting from the crowd".
Born in Boston to Hyman and Nellie (Wiener) Stutman, he graduated from the Boston Latin School and earned a B.S. from MIT, an M.A. from Boston University, and his M.D. from University of Rochester.
