Sentence examples for old professors from inspiring English sources

Ms. Falco talked about the "meta-feeling," a pet phrase of one of their old professors.

But some of his work would almost certainly displease his old professors.

There are melancholy portraits of his old professors, prewar stars bypassed and impoverished when the Communists took over.

After attending John Updike's funeral in Massachusetts in February of last year, he stopped by Harvard Law School to interview some of President Obama's old professors.

There are handsome young matrons with children mounted behind them on their bikes, and there are husky young workmen, stubby little employés de bureau in striped pants, and old professors in wing collars and chin whiskers, all of them smiling and all of them lifting their right hands from the handlebars as they go past.

"The last old professors as we called them, they'd explain to the younger rangers how to burn the country at a particular time of year in a particular ecological zone," says Garde. "These remnant rainforests on the plateau, Aboriginal people value them greatly as places of shade to camp in, so they had a particular way of burning it so as not to damage.

Stephen drove to see his old professor.

"These plaintiffs are old," Professor Zhang said.

I called up an old professor of mine.

To my old professor, the answer to that would have been yes.

(An old professor of mine compared the approach to extruding sausage).