Sentence examples for modern college from inspiring English sources
The pursuit reveals the duality of the modern college.
As for modern college basketball, Sutton is living history.
And that is modern college basketball, where even the shining moments have a dark side.
(The modern college editions based on Webster's Third all omit the second definition of "anti-Semitism").
The place looked like a modern college campus with its spotless white concrete-and-glass buildings perched on small hills.
Meyer's run at Florida will go down as one of the great stretches in modern college football.
As the head football coach, Paterno has spent years cultivating a reputation for putting integrity ahead of modern college-sports economics.
Yale University professor Anthony Kronman lays much of the blame at the feet of modern colleges and universities.
[Abstract available: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tea.20384/abstract] Modern college-level biology textbooks include diagrams that depict both cladogenic (branching events) and noncladogenic or anagenic (ordered linear progressions) perspectives on evolutionary history.
He attended Belhaven Hill school in Dunbar, East Lothian, and then Winchester college, before studying modern history at New College, Oxford.
I have had enough, I have had enough, I have had enough!" Harris, a tutor in modern history at New College, Oxford, argues that the Dreyfus family's solidarity was central to bringing the case to the public.
