Sentence examples for the college itself from inspiring English sources

Most teachers have doctorates, and some of its curriculum is borrowed from the college itself.

But my biggest take-away from the visit wasn't anything about the college itself.

Predictably, the original playing field today is little more than a "patch of mud marked out with grassy touchlines," as shabby as the college itself.

Tony Hunter, chief executive of the Social Care Institute for Excellence: "This is a difficult day for social workers and the college itself.

"The nature, the energy, the vibe of the Fringe is very contemporary and very youthful, and successfully captures something of the essence of the college itself," he said.

Only about a third of full-time students pay for college without some grant aid, whether in the form of a federal Pell grant, a state scholarship or aid from the college itself.

That would be fine if the electoral college itself did what Alexander Hamilton wanted: ensure that the presidency would "never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications".

The margin of victory that was certified is smaller than the electoral college itself, with its 538 electors.

The training college itself has been attacked twice before – once in 2006 and again in 2008.

It's not clear why this is any less of an affront to democracy and majority rule than the electoral college itself.

(It's also worth noting that the phrase "the risk is college itself" appears in a paragraph where "college" refers to the illusory undergraduate social dynamic that makes young people think of strangers as something close to friends).