Sentence examples for professor of language from inspiring English sources

Her mother retired as a professor of language at Columbia University.

Terry Lamb, professor of language and pedagogy at Sheffield University, said qualifications were "crucial".

Jordan-Young's call is echoed in the UK by Deborah Cameron, an Oxford professor of language and communication.

SAM ABRAMS Rochester The writer is a professor of language and literature at the Rochester Institute of Technology.

He is, after all, a professor of language evolution – "possibly the only one in the world," he says, without a hint of arrogance.

Deborah Cameron, professor of language and communication at Oxford University and author of The Myth of Mars and Venus, suggests that women's experiences at Oxford contribute to the gap.

Albert Soletsky Teaneck, N.J., March 12 The writer is an associate professor of languages at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

At first he was the sole instructor as well as principal, but by 1835 Wabash College had a faculty and Mills was professor of languages.

One of Mr. Popik's specialties is New York, and his crowning achievement was tracing the nickname "The Big Apple," along with Gerald Cohen, a professor of languages at the University of Missouri-Rolla.

But what about W. S.? "I have not tried to identify him," Gilles D. Monsarrat, professor of languages at the University of Burgundy, in Dijon, France, says in his article in The Review of English Studies that toppled the theory.

But the Confederates didn't take the hill, because a professor of languages and rhetoric from Bowdoin College commanded a bunch of Mainers in a heroic defence and, when their ammunition ran out, an even more heroic bayonet charge.