intramuralin a sentence
intramural as in: an intramural team
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intramural athletics
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Most students actively participate in the college's intramural sports program.
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It's all intramural, as it is throughout much of the country, with whites moaning to whites as they feel the bite-in many cases for the first time-of being clobbered in what escalated into a racial contest.† (source)
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Luma's friends at Smith remember her as outgoing and involved—in intramural soccer and in social events sponsored by the college's house system.† (source)
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I had a lot of fun playing in the intramural leagues at Harding University.† (source)
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He could also hold his own in the ring and almost knocked out that monster Carter in the intramural matches last year.† (source)
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He became a second lieutenant in the Corps, an unspectacular rank, and was a fair student and a game but mediocre intramural athlete.† (source)
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Impolite terms, used intramurally, were meant as philosophical rebukes to the misplaced preoccupations of those who believed in "identity politics," in the idea that all members of an oppressed minority were equally oppressed, which all too conveniently obscured the fact that there were real differences in the "shaftedness," also sometimes called the "degrees of hose-edness," that people of the same race or gender suffered.† (source)
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II Sue sat looking at the bare floor of the room, the house being little more than an old intramural cottage, and then she regarded the scene outside the uncurtained window.† (source)
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There was drill on Tuesday and physical training on Thursday; there were intramural games on Wednesday and parade on Friday.† (source)
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If I attend a college with a Division III team, I'll probably play. Otherwise, I'll look for an intercollegiate or intramural team.†
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