Sentence examples for the academies of from inspiring English sources

Cánovas del Castillo was a learned man, a member of the academies of language and history.

Private schools and the academies of the Song dynasty became more popular.

Some young players refine their skills at the academies of Barcelona and Manchester United.

The Academies of Languages of Colombia (1871) and Venezuela (1873) provided affiliated institutions for the Royal Spanish Academy.

The academies of M.L.S. teams have begun to abandon the pay-for-play model and are bearing nearly all costs, including travel, for their players.

I interviewed her over the phone, in 2009, and from her accent and tone I had the sense that I was speaking to an old-school Russian, a Soviet, the type of superlative athlete trained in the academies of sport.

RAMAPO COLLEGE The Academy of Music Festival.

Young Plato has recently graduated from the academy of rhetoric.

Freddie attended The Academy of the Sacred Heart and graduated from Grosse Pointe High School in 1959.

What if Hitler had been accepted into the academy of fine arts in Vienna?

Its manager, Henry E. Abbey, was less experienced than Colonel Mapelson, of the Academy of Music.