Sentence examples for regarded college from inspiring English sources

Some of the aftershocks could become evident on Saturday, when highly regarded college players are expected to be chosen in the first round.

"I think when this will really hit me is when I go to the combine," Billick said of the scouting session for highly regarded college players that takes place shortly before the draft.

That dream came true when he passed up a chance to play in the professional ranks or for some of the nation's highly regarded college teams farther from home.

For instance, I once worked at a highly regarded college as a professor of English and sat at a dinner table across from a nationally acclaimed poet who happened to be blind.

"There's no real way of knowing how good a school you really are," Mr. Stewart said, defending his tendency to drop the names of highly regarded colleges.

These students did not regard college as a finishing school or a ticket punch.

Ben's brother, Tim, 15, a sophomore, regards college skiing as his goal.

• To the Editor: Paul Krugman falls into the trap of regarding college education as job training.

This twinge is real, and shouldn't be ignored — especially regarding college sports, which is a rotten corporate undertaking posing as a benign educational enterprise.

And perhaps the wisdom of his elder relations regarding college—"If you study too much, you forget to get married until you're so old that nobody wants you"—contained an element of self-justification?

Later Tuesday, John Byrne, a spokesman for Ms. Rice, said she was "sensitive to concerns about discrimination in the admissions process and defers to the experts at the testing companies regarding college access to photo databases".