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Sentences starting with college

College etiquette required that he be at once invited to dinner by some member of the Faculty--invited to dine on that day--not, put off till a subsequent day. [5]
College Faculty. [5]

Sentences ending with college

At about ten years of age I began going to what we always called the "Port School," because it was kept at Cambridgeport, a mile from the College. [6]
After being five years at the Port School, the time drew near when I was to enter college. [6]
The telescope through which he was fond of watching the heavenly bodies, and the movements of which had been the source of such odd fancies on my part, is now the property of a Western College. [6]
I knew what was in her mind; she had always been secretly disappointed that I had not been sent to college. [9]
But Charles Emerson was idolized in his own time by many in college and out of college. [6]
He has taken up with that macaroni Courtenay, who wins his money,--or rather my money,--and your cousin Philip, when he is home from King's College. [9]
A corps student told me it was of record that Prince Bismarck fought thirty-two of these duels in a single summer term when he was in college. [5]
It meant nothing to him to be the father of the most popular man in college. [9]
I asked him to come over and take a look at the college. [6]
You wouldn't go to college. [9]

Short sentences using college

Harvard College failed up? [9]
Dartmouth College, oration, 131-135. [6]
White-faced college pup! [11]
A College. [5]

Sentences containing college two or more times

He had been to high school and to college, and he had taken one or two prizes en route to graduation; but no fame travelled with him, save that he was the laziest man of any college year for a decade. [11]
A walk through the grounds of Magdalen College, under the guidance of the president of that college, showed us some of the fine trees for which I was always looking. [6]
Austen went to the college which his father had attended,--a college of splendid American traditions,--and his career there might well have puzzled a father of far greater tolerance and catholicity. [9]
The same,--I said,--when Robert Calef the Boston merchant's book was burned in the yard of Harvard College, by order of Increase Mather, President of the College and Minister of the Gospel. [6]
We know that it is the office of the university to raise the standard of the college, and of the college to raise the standard of the high school. [4]
Already, in 1888, he had received from Yale College the degree of Master of Arts, and the same college made him a Doctor of Literature in 1901. [5]
There he organized all that students organize, and was called in at last by the Bursar of his college to reorganize the commissariat, which he did with such success that the college saved five thousand dollars a year. [11]
Mr. Phillips says: "During our first year in college, though the youngest in the class, he stood third, I think, or second in college rank, and ours was an especially able class. [6]

More example sentences with the word college in them

Money gave you yours,--to go to school and college until you were twenty four, and get an education,--such as it was. [9]
Charles Emerson, the younger brother, who was of the same type, expresses the feeling in his college essay on Friendship, where it is all summed up in the line he quotes:-- "The hand of Douglas is his own. [6]
Here is a young man writing to me from a Western college, and wants me to send him a list of the books which I think would be most useful to him. [6]
I asked the young gentleman to do me the kindness to go to jail as soon as he conveniently could, so that I might try to get in there and visit him, and see what college captivity was like. [5]
I know that you were disappointed because I did not do sufficiently well at school to go to college and study for the bar. [9]
In Chennu, as you know, besides the quarries there is the great college of priests, which is in close alliance with the temple of Seti. [10]
He was as yet William Rufus Holly, the cricketer, the laziest dreamer of a college decade. [11]
You are not yet out of college, and many such fancies happen there. [9]
He was twenty-five years old, college bred, and had finished a post-college course in an Eastern law school a couple of years before. [5]
For her the years had given many compensations, and so she told the Cure, one midsummer day, when she brought to visit him the orphaned son of Paulette Dubois, graduated from his college in France and making ready to go to the far East. [11]
The College plain would be nothing without its elms. [6]
That was the worst day the college ever knew. [11]
We need not wonder that our young men are beginning to announce themselves not only as graduates of this or that College, but also as pupils of some one distinguished master. [3]
Soon after graduating with honours as a physician, I was offered a professional post in a college of medicine in Canada. [11]
Among them many who have tasted the college prison's dreary hospitality was a lively young fellow from one of the Southern states of America, whose first year's experience of German university life was rather peculiar. [5]
Edward Bliss Emerson, who graduated at Harvard College in 1824, three years after Ralph Waldo, held the first place in his class. [6]
Despite their costumes, which were negligible, they were eloquent of college campuses in every one of our eight and forty States, lean, thin-hipped, alert. [9]
During the years which immediately followed his departure from college, Warner led the somewhat desultory and apparently aimless life of many American graduates whose future depends upon their own exertions and whose choice of a career is mainly determined by circumstances. [4]
And couldn't, very well, perhaps, on a Metaphysical College income of but a few thousand dollars a day, or a week, or whatever it was in those magnificently flourishing times. [5]
He had stood well in college, during three years in Europe he had picked up two or three languages, dissipated his remaining small fortune, acquired expensive tastes, and knowledge, both esoteric and exoteric, that was valuable to him in his present occupation. [4]
In a few weeks you would in any case have left the college, and by the king's command have transferred your blooming life, health, and strength to the exercising ground of the chariot-brigade. [10]
Said he: "Sometimes we'd have a batch of college students Queer lot. [5]
The first place we visited was the Temple, a collection of buildings with intricate passages between them, some of the edifices reminding me of our college dormitories. [6]
In college I was very well up in physiology and anatomy, and I went quite a way in biology. [4]
The Acadia College was pointed out to us at Wolfville by a person who said that it is a feeble institution, a remark we were sorry to hear of a place described as "one of the foremost seats of learning in the Province. [4]
The College Pharmacopoeia was loaded with the most absurd compound mixtures, one of the most complex of which (the same which the Reverend Mr. Harward, "Lecturer at the Royal Chappel in Boston," tried to simplify), was not dropped until the year 1801. [3]
You know I was in a College Settlement for a while. [4]
For decoration, there was an oar garnished with a ribbon, and several groups of college undergraduates, mostly either in puffed ties or scanty attire, and always prominent in these groups, and always unmistakable, was Mr. Humphrey Crewe himself. [9]
They said he was a p'fessor in a college, and could talk all kinds of languages, and knowed everything. [5]
And afterwards there was a long-remembered supper in the moonlit grove with Richter and a party of his college friends from Jena. [9]
The college term was "barely three weeks," she says. [5]
By Charles Dudley Warner Delivered before the Alumni of Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y., Wednesday, June 26, 1872 Twenty-one years ago in this house I heard a voice calling me to ascend the platform, and there to stand and deliver. [4]
He led a very pleasant life there, tempering his college duties with the literature he loved, and receiving his friends amidst elegant surroundings, which added to the charm of his society. [6]
Perhaps from some vague rumour of his college honours which had been whispered abroad on his first arrival, perhaps because he was an unmarried, unencumbered gentleman, he had been called the bachelor. [12]
He was quiet, unobtrusive, and only a fair scholar according to the standard of the College authorities. [6]
The farm continued under the expert direction of a superintendent who was a graduate of the State Agricultural College, and a select clientele, which could afford to pay the prices, consumed the milk and cream and butter. [9]
For more than twenty years after leaving college he had clung to a clerkship in a Dolton mercantile establishment before he felt justified in marrying Hannah, the daughter of Elmer Wench, when the mercantile establishment amalgamated with a rival--and Edward's services were no longer required. [9]
Especially was this true of Susan, whom certain young gentlemen from Harvard College called upon more or less frequently, and Cynthia had all of Susan's love affairs--including the current one--by heart in a very short time. [9]
The library of Trinity College, with its rows of busts by Roubiliac and Woolner, is a truly noble hall. [6]
His instincts were too powerful to let him work quietly in the common round of school and college training. [6]
You are sentenced to two days' solitary confinement in the College prison, and I am sent to fetch you. [5]
Unobtrusive servants ministered to their wants,--and to mine.... Conybear was there, and two classmates from Boston, and we were treated with the amiable tolerance accorded to college youths and intimates of the son of the house. [9]
And sending her to that silly college hasn't helped the matter any--just the other way. [5]
West Point seems to teach them that, among other priceless things not to be got in any other college in this world. [5]
So you're going to send him to college, are you? [9]
I'm not trying to limit their generosity--indeed no, they may pile that Standard Oil, Helen Keller College Fund as high as they please, they have my consent. [5]
There isn't much to lean on in the college, nor in many of my zealous and ambitious companions there. [4]
The Ticknor referred to in a former letter was Professor George Ticknor, of Harvard College, a history-writer of distinction. [5]
I was surprised to find by one of the old Catalogues that Emerson roomed during a part of his College course with a young man whom I well remember, J.G.K. [6]
Although too late to electrify Densmore and Principal Haime with my scholarship, I was determined to go to college now, somehow, sometime. [9]
It is needless to dwell upon the days I passed at college during this probation. [4]
Well, he'd been to college, you see, and so he judged he was all right--did you say anything? [5]
Until he went to college this was his home. [4]
Duplicates were also to be sent to London and registered in the records of the College of Arms. [11]
Then came a time--this was her last year in college --when science seemed the only thing. [4]
It's the first time we've all three been together since my mother died, for Preston wasn't back from college when I went to Paris to study . [9]
If at any time she shall vacate that office, the Directors of the College (that is to say, Mrs. Eddy) "shall" elect to the vacancy the President of the Board of Education (which is merely re-electing herself). [5]
It seems that the young fellow who pulled the bow oar of that men's college boat which we had the pleasure of beating got some glimpses of Georgina, our handsome stroke oar. [6]
When I reached the University Place, I saw two gentlemen talking together, and, as they had portfolios under their arms, I judged they were tutors or elderly students; so I asked them in English to show me the college jail. [5]
In this house the two young students, Appleton and Motley, lived during a part of their college course. [6]
Great, therefore, was the surprise of the college, and afterward of the Province, when, at the farewell dinner of the graduates, Sleeping Beauty announced, between his little open-eyed naps, that he was going Far North as a missionary. [11]
Rowena-Ivanhoe College is the selectest and most aristocratic seat of learning for young ladies in our country. [5]
Another man, with the same shaky reputation, endows a college. [4]
The "Southerners" were the reigning College _elegans_ of that time, the _merveilleux_, the _mirliflores_, of their day. [6]
Twenty-four years after the publication of his first work, and six years before his death, his bust in marble was placed in the Hall of the College of Physicians, with a suitable inscription recording his discoveries. [3]
They say it's the most magnificent college building south of Washington. [4]
Then there came the inspiration to write his poem on Sir John Franklin, and he had done so, winning the college prize for poetry. [11]
If you pass the examinations with credit, you may go to college, but if at any time you fail to make good progress, you come home, and go into business again. [9]
Naturally most of the doctors lived on the east bank of the Nile, in Thebes proper, and even in private houses with their families; but each was attached to a priestly college. [10]
Those who remember the Dartmouth College of that day cannot help smiling at the thought of the contrast in the way of thinking between the speaker and the larger part, or at least the older part, of his audience. [6]
Is kept in the College there. [6]
He had genius, the college people said, and after he had taken his degree with honours in classics and mathematics they offered him a professorship at two thousand dollars a year. [11]
The Common and the College green, near which the old house stands, are on one of the sandy patches. [6]
He peers among the asterisks of the triennial catalogue of the University for the names of graduates who have been seventy years out of college and remain still unstarred. [6]
I went from the Academy to Harvard College, and did not visit the sacred hill again for a long time. [6]
I often think that the highest compliment ever paid to my poor efforts was paid by Darwin through President Eliot, of Harvard College. [5]
There is danger that she must retire from the struggle for a College degree for lack of support for herself and for Miss Sullivan, (the teacher who has been with her from the start--Mr. Rogers will remember her. [5]
Hence it follows that in the provinces of the natural sciences, in mathematics, astronomy, mechanics and geography the sages of our college have produced works of unsurpassed merit. [10]
It is true that I'm going to college, because I'll make it true. [9]
I haven't seen that guilty expression on your face since we were at college together. [9]
The writer is that crabbed old Professor of Belles-Lettres at that men's college over there. [6]
You can begin that chair of citizenship in the College of the City of New York. [5]
He who has tasted that first, acute homesickness of college will know what I mean. [9]
He had been successful--yet none too successful--at school and Trinity College, Dublin. [11]
It seemed a strange thing that an agricultural college should have an attraction for city-bred youths, but such is the fact. [5]
He came back sobered, and worked rather more, but with no effort for college rank thenceforward. [6]
He even did so on the day he had made the biggest score, in the biggest game ever played between his college and the pick of the country; but he first gorged himself with cake and tea. [11]
Her disquieting, submissive smile haunted him as he roped his way down the stairs to the street, and then the face in the photograph replaced it--the laughing eyes, the wilful, pleasure--loving mouth he had seen in the school and college pictures of Preston Parr. [9]
That is to say, he could get a total of thirty lessons in her college for eight hundred dollars. [5]
You make the same mistake in a less degree, when you bend to the popular ignorance and conceit so far as to direct your college education to sordid ends. [4]
At least, Eliot said it was a compliment, and I always take the opinion of great men like college presidents on all such subjects as that. [5]
D., A. S. S., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Aberdeen, and Honorary Member of no less than nineteen very learned Societies. [6]
Lazy as William Rufus Holly had been at school and college, he had still thought a good deal, even when he seemed only sleeping; perhaps he thought more because he slept so much, because he studied little and read a great deal. [11]
He is a retired college officer, a man of books and observation, and himself an author. [6]
Windsor, a most respectable old town round which the railroad sweeps, with its iron bridge, conspicuous King's College, and handsome church spire, is a great place for plaster and limestone, and would be a good location for a person interested in these substances. [4]
He used to recall the remark of a lad about his own age, who was on a vacation visit to Rivervale, and had just been prepared for college at one of the famous schools. [4]
Bancroft, George: literary rank, 33; in college, 45. [6]
Mrs. Eddy is President of the Metaphysical College. [5]
He received his preparatory education from Dr. Joseph Huntington, a classical scholar and the pastor of the church in Coventry, entered Yale College at the age of sixteen, and graduated with high honors in a class of sixty, in September, 1773. [4]
Michael Wigglesworth, the poet of "The Day of Doom," and Charles Chauncy, the second president of Harvard College, were instances of this twofold service. [6]

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