Sentence examples for university post from inspiring English sources

The untitled story about a trapper named Lanagan was probably written while Faulkner attended the University of Mississippi in Oxford or later, when he worked at the university post office, Sotheby's said.

Would Hare get "tenure" to describe a permanent university post?

Notorious for his atheism, Hume was shunned in Scottish society, denied a university post and twice threatened with excommunication.

In 2012 it was announced that Hilton was leaving the government for a university post in America.

His was the last generation of academics of whom a Ph.D. was not required to hold a university post.

First, I've just moved to Canada to take up a university post, and I'm in the process of devising new curriculums.

'Generation Rent' – will be forced into renting by the year 2025 because of high living costs, students will have to make time to do some serious research into where they will live when choosing a university post-exam results.

However, in order to reassure and help those who will be affected by the move, The Independent has sought the advice of leading personal finance expert and editor-in-chief of comparison site, money.co.uk, Hannah Maundrell, to gather what students need to do now if they want to attend college or university post-September 2016: 1) What is your reaction after yesterday's cuts?

The action moves quickly from VE Day 1945, through Oxford (where both women go to university), post-war London (where Freya establishes herself as a journalist, and aspiring novelist Nancy works for a publisher) and then on into the early 1960s.

Legend: aTertiary education >12 years, completed by obtaining diploma, university, post-university.

As these animals were housed at their home farm in between treatment phases, the potential exists for differences in fed protein levels between home farm (pre-treatment) and university (post-treatment) feed sources.