Sentence examples for take residencies from inspiring English sources

"Many of our best students leave the state to go to medical schools and to take residencies," said Dr. Vagelos, the retired chairman of Merck & Company, and a former faculty member at several medical schools.

Few take residencies there (Ralphie May and Carrot Top are exceptions), and none have secured such lucrative deals as Fator.

Seamlessly incorporating even the clunkiest sleep calculations and suggestions of previous reports into a coherent whole, these standards take residency training reform one important step further.

But it continues to exempt its rich foreign residents from paying tax, and its own vast wealth depends on the international fortunes that take residency there.

On to this landscape steps the National Theatre of Parramatta (NTofP), a main stage theatre company that will take residency in Parramatta's Riverside Theatres with its inaugural show, Swallow, to open in April.

They say discrimination overshadows their lives: restrictions on building or renovation; disregard by the municipality even though they pay taxes; bureaucratic obstacles if they marry Palestinians from elsewhere; confiscation of their papers; revocation of their residency rights if they take residency or citizenship in another country or spend more than seven years abroad.

He took residency training in general surgery at Bellevue Hospital, New York, 1952-1953, MouNew YOrk Hospital, New YOrk, 1953-1954, and Bronx Municipal Hospital, New York, 1954-1956.

Today, it has taken residency in the hybrid world between the on-premises data center and the cloud.

CAS did not reveal the reasons for its decision, but said in a statement that Zengue, who was born in Cameroon but is married to a Burkinabe "took residency in Burkina Faso in 1994".

Kurant will also be taking residency at MIT, Boston this fall.

In my day, we took residency training and so forth, but it wasn't so carefully monitored.