Sentence examples for striking campus from inspiring English sources

From striking campus architecture to all-American tailgates to leaf-peeping ventures, there's a great college town for everyone to visit.

Their commencement ceremony was the first official event held at the Harbor School's striking new campus on Governors Island.

At more than 65 feet, it is still the tallest and most striking structure on campus.

The most recent three occurred within weeks of one another beginning last month, all in the striking gorges on campus.

The library offers striking views over the campus and towards the city.

Changing Places is the first and most striking of Lodge's Campus Trilogy, and was followed by Small World in 1984 and Nice Work in 1988.

As an undergraduate at the University of Washington in the late 1990s, Wendie Wilson noticed some striking ads in the campus newspaper: appeals to young women to sell their eggs for what seemed to her exorbitant sums of money.

It was almost one year ago to the day that Steve Jobs appeared in front of the Cupertino City Council, pitching his vision of a visually striking, spaceship-esque Apple campus that would accomodate 12,000 employees.

But what is most striking is that the new campus will be governed by the laws of Macau, not Beijing, despite its location.

Works from 11 curatorial departments, including new displays of photographs and coins, two period rooms, and art from Africa and Asia, are connected by airy spaces that reveal striking views of the Yale campus on one side and the streets of New Haven on the other.

Lincoln had a prime location on the campus of Lincoln Center and a striking custom-designed building.