Sentence examples for sat advantage from inspiring English sources

"Since so many colleges will take the highest combination of scores from the two tests during this transition year, we recommend that students in the class of 2006 take the current SAT this winter and the new SAT next spring". said Jon Zeitlin, Kaplan's general manager of pre-college programs, in a press release trumpeting the "unique one-time SAT advantage for the class of 2006".

Hull had failed to score in 12 of their previous 16 matches when David Meyler nudged them in front at the Etihad and once again they sat on a slender advantage.

Other than Long hitting a post from around 25 yards, Hull were content to sit on their advantage and they never looked like letting go of it.

"We were a bit better second half a put a bit of pressure on as they sat in and tried to defend their advantage.

So it actually works to his advantage to have the Greens sat out to his left".

The second night we took advantage of the patio and sat with Journey beside a burning fireplace getting a double feng shui affect.

It seemed an obvious attempt to take advantage of the absence of Dolphins middle linebacker Zach Thomas, who sat out the game because of a concussion.

With a falling population, no dominant industry and no sightseeing outside a handsome but crumbling stock of Siberian log cabins, the city appears to have but one natural advantage: it sits on the Amur River, with a Chinese province of 39 million people just 500 yards away on the opposite bank.

All they have to do is sit back and take advantage of an easy electoral map.

Lloyd: (10 20 40 PM): Hillary sits on the Armed Services Committee--an advantage in any military discussion.

If there is open seating, take advantage and sit next to her, preferably beside her, (not in front of or behind her).