Sentence examples for practically every college from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, November 4 , 1933P. 11 Practically every college employs football scouts, usually asst.

By Hugh Bradley, S. B. Frank, Clifford Orr, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, November 4 , 1933P. 11 Practically every college employs football scouts, usually asst.

Practically every college has an a cappella group, and four colleges were represented in the final eight, by either students or alumni.

Reeves was offered scholarships to practically every college in the Pacific 10 and Big Eight conferences.

Practically every self-respecting liberal-arts college now feels that it must have its own live Poet in Residence.

Some of Anisha Ghosh's customers are drawn to her linens because the prints remind them of college, when practically every bed was covered with an Indian bedspread.

Practically every facet in a student's college experience can be traced back to the sole ideal of accountability.

Senator Hagan was well aware of the challenges ahead in passing the bill; she noted on the call that, in the gainful employment fight, the for-profit college industry hired "practically every lobbyist on the Hill".

On the strength of it he became a ready-made public figure: given a professorial chair at Birmingham, where he founded a cultural studies centre, invited to testify at the Chatterley trial, following the Unesco job with the wardenship of Goldsmith's College, and serving on practically every arts world public body worth the name.

A result is that corporate America has not only stopped trying to homogenize its new recruits, it is also practically begging college dropouts with nose rings to explain what the hell is going on out there.

Good, upstanding citizens, who have worked practically every day of their lives since leaving school or college, now find themselves with the increasing numbers who have been made redundant.