Sentence examples for transfer next from inspiring English sources

He was rejected by three onee with an invitation to apply as a transfer next year), accepted by three, and is awaiting one rolling admission decision.

Confirming what has essentially been an open secret, the producers of the musical "In the Heights," now playing Off Broadway at the 37 Arts Theater, announced plans for a Broadway transfer next season.

Following Oprah Winfrey ("The Color Purple"), Jay-Z and Will and Jada Pinkett Smith ("Fela!") in lending their names to Broadway shows, Elton John and his partner, David Furnish, have signed on to the producing team of the forthcoming Broadway transfer "Next Fall," a new play about the happiness, strains and religious differences between two gay men during their five-year romantic relationship.

These days, as he speaks of transferring next fall from his two-year college to a four-year institution and continuing his accounting studies, Mr. Blanco also speaks of how he benefited from boot camp.

With the business end of the museum now transferred next door to number 49, the rising star's first proper family home - birthplace of Oliver Twist and Nicholas Nickleby, as well as of his older children - glows with a sense of period, place and indeed presence enhanced by items from Dickens's later residences.

The SUMO molecule is transferred next to the SUMO E2 conjugating enzyme Ubc9.

We do not brace our patients and child is allowed sitting and/or wheelchair transfers next day.

Udinese would prefer to keep the player but his contract runs out after this season and they are fearful of losing him on a free transfer next summer.

Sunderland are determined they will not allow him to run his agreement down before leaving on a free transfer next summer.

The France midfielder, 24, has yet to pen a new deal with the Gunners, and so could leave on a free transfer next summer.

If City refuse to entertain the idea, his preference is currently to stay until he is eligible for a free transfer next summer rather than committing to a new deal.