Sentence examples for noble college from inspiring English sources
The Yale Bookstore, housed in two buildings next to each other, is a Barnes & Noble college store.
Robert Kostic, who handles shipping for Barnes & Noble's college books division, is now giving Yellow business that once went to rivals ABF and Roadway.
Her sentences grew elongated and her voice more enthusiastic when she described to Nobles a college game she had watched on TV the previous night between top-ranked Tennessee and No. 4 North Carolina.
Innovative offenses like the spread have narrowed the formerly wide divide between college football's traditional nobles and serfs.
This book's noblest creation is a present-day college student, Gee, who is halfway between genders and confident about making a drastic surgical change.
The goal is noble: everyone should be able to go to college.
Kościuszko was born to a family of noble origin and was educated at the Piarist college in Lubieszów and the military academy in Warsaw, where he later served as an instructor.
Like them, he has conjured up a past infinitely more compelling than the college-lecture version: one rife with noble rhetoric (which Flashman derides), gunfire (which Flashman flees), and damsels in distress (where Flashman leaves them).
They link their claim to ambitious and noble goals usually expressed as a pillar of the college's strategic plan.
His ideas – universal single-payer healthcare, free college tuition and soak-the-rich taxes – are noble but utterly impractical, she argues.
Mr. Noble argued that only by hearing the speech in full could college officials (and everyone else) decide whether the remarks were cause for discipline or had been taken out of context.
