matriculatein a sentence
- They have to have finished high school and be matriculated in a school of higher learning.† (source)
- But you will respect the rules of this school, or you will matriculate someplace else.† (source)
- Root won acceptance into Oxford, but before he could matriculate, the war ended and his father summoned him back to America, to his new home in New York City, where Root studied civil engineering at New York University and became a draftsman for the architect who later designed St. Patrick's Cathedral.† (source)
- The senior matriculation exams obliterate everything.† (source)
- Almost all the MITES who matriculate to MIT's freshmen class end up graduating: sixteen graduates out of seventeen one year; another crop went eighteen for eighteen.† (source)
- It was an era when only a minority of women matriculated at college and fewer pursued careers.† (source)
- "See, I haven't paid my matriculation fees for school yet—"† (source)
- The rest were standing around in hatless, smoky little groups of twos and threes and fours inside the heated waiting room, talking in voices that, almost without exception, sounded collegiately dogmatic, as though each young man, in his strident, conversational turn, was clearing up, once and for all, some highly controversial issue, one that the outside, non-matriculating world had been bungling, provocatively or not, for centuries.† (source)
- The girl was saying, "--but they don't want your child to matriculate with their children up here in Buffalo either, make no mistake about it!† (source)
- At this stage it was decided that I should attend the Conference of the Pan-African Freedom Movement for Central, East, and Southern Africa, which was to be held early in 1962 in Addis Ababa, and, because of our need for preparation, it was also decided that, after the conference, I would undertake a tour of the African States with a view to obtaining facilities for the training of soldiers, and that I would also solicit scholarships for the higher education of matriculated Africans.† (source)
- Which reminded him that the first hurdle was tomorrow; in a few days he would either be eligible to matriculate for whatever it was he decided on, or he would be-but no use worrying about that.† (source)
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- The money you said you'd loan me for my matriculation fees?† (source)
- "The bursar's office is going to break your legs if you don't pay your matriculation fees?"† (source)
- If Andrew doesn't pay his matriculation fees, he won't be able to come back to school in the fall.† (source)
- I promised him five hundred dollars for his matriculation fees and then I just…left.† (source)
- To pay your matriculation fees?† (source)
- I told you I was a bit overconfident and thought I could clean up at that game I got into…but instead I got my arse kicked, and lost the money for my matriculation fees for next semester.† (source)
- And then it turns out that all along they were just lying to you to get you to pay their matriculation fees because they lost all their money in a game of Texas Hold'em."† (source)
- "But what if I told you that this was also a person who lost all his money playing Texas Hold'em, then asked his girlfriend to pay his matriculation fees, and then, as if that were not enough, also told his entire family that…she's…I mean, I'm…a fatty?"† (source)
- For his matriculation fees.† (source)
- Matriculation fees?† (source)
- She was told that she couldn't matriculate lacking a high school education.† (source)
- Within three weeks of his matriculation, he had been made the dupe of a half-dozen classic jokes, his ignorance of all campus tradition had been exploited, his gullibility was a byword.† (source)
- This was my third term since matriculation, but I date my Oxford life from my first meeting with Sebastian, which had happened, by chance, in the middle of the term before.† (source)
- Francie wondered, if it was so good, why he hadn't matriculated there instead of at the university of another midwestern state.† (source)
- I reverse it to that quaint period, the thirties, when the huge middle class of America was matriculating in a school for the blind.† (source)
- When twenty-two years previously-after obtaining a matriculation certificate beyond which, for lack of money, he was unable to progress-he was given this temporary post, he had been led to expect, or so he said, speedy "confirmation" in it.† (source)
- She had enjoyed the summer school so much that she wanted to matriculate in the same college that fall but she had no way of raising the more than three hundred dollars required for tuition.† (source)
- It was October because it was before I came up here to join the matriculation class.† (source)
- He had matriculated at the university and attended one or two courses of lectures.† (source)
- With the help of his information he began to reckon the extent of this material obstacle, and ascertained, to his dismay, that, at the rate at which, with the best of fortune, he would be able to save money, fifteen years must elapse before he could be in a position to forward testimonials to the head of a college and advance to a matriculation examination.† (source)
- The first morning we met you asked me to show you the way to the matriculation class, putting a very strong stress on the first syllable.† (source)
- Why don't you matriculate here?† (source)
- …nodid he make you then he made you do it let him he was stronger than you and he tomorrow Ill kill him I swear I will father neednt know untilafterward and then you and I nobody need ever knowwe can take myschool money we can cancel my matriculation Caddy youhate him dont you dont youshe held my hand against her chest her heart thudding I turned andcaught her armCaddy you hate him dont youshe moved my handup against her throat herheart was hammering there poor Quentinher face…† (source)
- Substituting Bloom for Stephen Blephen would have passed successively through the preparatory, junior, middle and senior grades of the intermediate and through the matriculation, first arts, second arts and arts degree courses of the royal university.† (source)
- From a child this Frank had been a donought that his father, a headborough, who could ill keep him to school to learn his letters and the use of the globes, matriculated at the university to study the mechanics but he took the bit between his teeth like a raw colt and was more familiar with the justiciary and the parish beadle than with his volumes.† (source)
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