Sentence examples for true institution from inspiring English sources
I never felt the fall air walking to class at a true institution of higher learning.
While that's true, institutions' immutability can at times be more permeable than permanent.
Bisher was a true Southern institution, but he didn't shrink from progress or change.
He has worked tirelessly to enhance the profile of the orchestra as a true Montreal institution.
It is a true Dubai institution – a rare occurrence in a fast-changing city.
"It's true the institution has a great deal of power," Mr. Pissarro said.
But the Russian one is not a true global institution, and experts see the agency's own bank as offering more reassurance to skittish nations.
Jon Ola Sand, the EBU's executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest described the contest as a "a true European institution that has led the way in TV entertainment".
Nevertheless, the Chiang Mai Agreement has fueled discussion about deeper cooperation in the future, such as transforming the bilateral swap agreements into a true multilateral institution and creating a unified Asian currency.
Serendip Fine Books 11 Broad Street, Lyme Regis, Dorset DT7 3QD, 01297 442594 Chris and Bee Painton of Archway Bookshop in Axminster (see page 52) bought Serendip in 2010, breathing new life into a true Lyme Regis institution, founded by the charistmatic Chris Chapman some 30 years earlier.
In every sense of the word, Garza says, its a true New York institution..
