Sentence examples for university tracking from inspiring English sources

In a Suffolk University tracking poll of New Hampshire, Mr. Santorum's highest standing came in the version of the poll released on Friday.

In the latest release of the 7 News/Suffolk University tracking poll of likely voters in the New Hampshire Republican primary, 33 percent said they planned to vote for or leaned toward Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.

In the latest release of the 7 News/Suffolk University tracking poll of likely voters in the New Hampshire Republican primary, 40 percent said they planned to vote for or leaned toward Mr. Romney, 17 percent backed Ron Paul and 11 percent chose Mr. Santorum.

In the latest release of the 7 News/Suffolk University tracking poll of likely voters in the state's Republican primary, 13 percent said they planned to vote for or leaned toward Mr. Huntsman, compared with 33 percent for Mr. Romney, 20 percent for Representative Ron Paul of Texas, and 11 percent for Newt Gingrich.

The latest Suffolk University tracking poll, out Sunday, put Mr. Huntsman in third place, with 11 percent of the vote.

Echoing Friday morning's Suffolk University tracking poll, two new statewide polls in New Hampshire show Mitt Romney firmly in place as the front-runner, with Rick Santorum and Ron Paul gaining support in the wake of their strong finishes in the Iowa caucuses.

Sethunya Sejoe, a 20-year-old runner, was stretching under an unforgiving sun at the university track.

At sixteen, he enrolled in the Schule für Gestaltung in Zurich, a general arts-and-crafts academy for students who were not on the university track.

Tamara left Heathfield at 16, typical for women who weren't on the university track, and enrolled at the same finishing school outside Gstaad that Princess Diana attended.

It takes young people out of the university track at 16 and trains them in industrial skills, as they simultaneously study for a technical degree and work for a salary.

"If I had a job, I wouldn't be here," said Mr. Naomichi, who warmed himself by a fire made from trash as a university track team jogged by in the stiff morning cold.