Sentence examples for scholastic career from inspiring English sources

Yes, that semester of my sophomore year was the worst academically of my scholastic career.

When I asked Randolph to explain just what he thought Riverdale students were missing out on, he told me the story of his own scholastic career.

Carranza entered the Dominican convent of Benalaque near Guadalajara, Spain, and had a brilliant scholastic career, holding responsible positions in his order.

Not being the obedient sort at this point in his scholastic career, Abdoulie left behind the dean and the chair to check out the hubbub, he recalled recently.

In 1911 Gramsci began a brilliant scholastic career at the University of Turin, where he came in contact with the Socialist Youth Federation and joined the Socialist Party (1914).

"After a while, your parents tell you, 'Maybe you should concentrate on education.' " To their delight, there was a way to combine their families' mandate of a scholastic career and their love of competitive cricket.

She was the wizard who orchestrated the publicity for the Harry Potter books for Scholastic; her dazzling career began with public relations for recording artists including Elvis Presley and the Jefferson Airplane.

Other new members were Morgan Wootten, the scholastic coach with the most career victories, of DeMatha High in Hyattsville, Md.; the Kentucky athletic director C. M. Newton; and Danny Biasone, the late Syracuse Nationals founder who introduced the 24-second clock.

I have encountered quite a few Old Etonians in the course of my career, and whatever scholastic advantages Eton offers, it cauterises its pupils with a confidence that gives them a distinct advantage over those of us who are closer to Acland Burghley on the educational spectrum.

His career began as editor Scholastic Magazines; editor "The Dartmouth", Dartmouth College ('43).

Baby-faced, scholastic ballers will launch their professional careers by getting in the Zone at the right time and place.