Sentence examples for poor alma from inspiring English sources
So, poor Alma is already over the hill.
You are unlikely to leave this production patronizingly clucking, "Poor Alma".
In short, the ALMA scorecard is not a punitive grading system.
When the National Council on Teacher Quality published a report that gave my alma mater a poor and arbitrary ranking, I defended Plymouth State University for the fantastic institution that it is.
Madison went to the College of New Jersey, now Princeton, rather than to William and Mary Thomas Jeffersonon's alma mater — because his health was too poor to withstand the heat and humidity of lowland Virginia.
By the time I got the invitation to interview for a position at Corcoran, the New England pastures of my alma mater didn't look like such a poor fate.
"Poor loves", the novelist John Le Carré has one of his characters declare from Oxford (alma mater of both Tony Blair and David Cameron): "Trained to empire, trained to rule the waves.
Ed Kranepool, wearing a "Starsky & Hutch" leather coat, strolled the field at his alma mater, James Monroe High in the Bronx, taking note of its poor condition as boys wearing shorts over sweat pants played catch.
In the 1970s, 50% of freshmen at Tsinghua University, alma mater of China's president, Xi Jinping, were from poorer, rural areas, according to Yang Dongping of Beijing Institute of Technology.
Wilbert Joseph Tauzin II, the son of a poor electrician from of Chackbay, a small town in southern Louisiana, often joked that his alma mater, Nicholls State University, was "the Harvard of the Bayou".
