Sentence examples for with laureate from inspiring English sources

A previous plan to merge with Laureate Education, a for-profit firm, was chucked out by the Higher Learning Commission, which accredits colleges in 19 American states, including Arizona, where the school is based.

But when Thunderbird, a struggling school based in Arizona, announced three months ago that it was planning a partnership with Laureate, an education company, there was uproar among its alumni and students.

Tony Harrison, roused at even the mention of his name in the papers, faxed the Guardian with "Laureate's Block", a hubristic poem outlining not merely his English republicanism but his adulterous relationship with a younger woman, his dislike of Andrew Motion and his need to be free to "blast and bollock Blairite Britain".

The Republican Party had labelled Hillary Clinton's remarks on for-profit colleges "hypocrisy" in light of Bill Clinton's role with Laureate.

Along with laureates in physics, biology, chemistry, medicine and literature, naturally, will be the two dozen or so laureates in economics.

Colleagues spoke of his ability to converse on equal terms with Nobel laureate physicists, with only passing acquaintance of their fields.

He invented a jet inoculation gun, able to give 1,000 vaccinations an hour and credited with saving many lives in Africa (a photo of Hingson with Nobel laureate Albert Schweitzer hangs in the BBF office).

A summer course with Nobel laureate Jim Watson inspired Bob to pursue a career in microbial genetics.

(Ngugi is at left in the photo with Nobel laureate Kenzaburo Oe).

Just see how different things are when, as with poets laureate, you don't have to face an electorate.

He corroborated this, and told me of poetry evenings with the Laureate and how his father keeps a private shrine to Ted at Highgrove.