Sentence examples for university preferably from inspiring English sources

Go to university – preferably Oxford or Cambridge – and read English.

I left school expecting to be surrounded by a hubbub of intellectual debate at university, preferably while standing barefoot on a police car.

Flying umbrellas are not essential; instead, talent-spotters look for clipped tones, a degree from an ancient university (preferably Oxford or Cambridge) and a dash of English eccentricity—"not too much, though," reports one modern-day Mary, "they don't like outright weirdos".

College Plans: Irvine Valley College then transferring to a four-year university, preferably out of state; majoring in business and dermatology to become a dermatologist.

"I wanted to go on and teach school in a big university, preferably one with a really good football team," he once said in a television interview, "and that's why I went to USC".

Any affiliations outside of a university, preferably those that are nationally or internationally recognized.

The reason: Asian Americans are more likely than other groups to believe that attending an elite university — and preferably an Ivy League one — is a necessary step to a successful career.

Well, if we are to emulate the traditions of the marvellous private-school sector what is needed are lots of untrained recent university graduates - preferably teaching in the very schools they went to themselves.

A: To apply machine learning, you can get away with basic first 2 years of university math requirements, preferably notions of linear algebra, statistics, and calculus.

For those who want a deeper understanding of quantum mechanics and are going to go about it via self-study, it'd be best to get through all of Griffiths and then go back for a second pass with a deeper textbook — or take a proper university course in it (preferably one that doesn't use Griffiths).

Study journalism, preferably at university (college).