alma mater

The portrait of her that once hung at Oxford University, her alma mater, was quietly placed in storage.

George McDonald, the Wolfpack’s previous wide receivers coach, was recently hired at Illinois, his alma mater.

Luckily, Koney found work as a teaching assistant at his alma mater — a role that didn’t just put food on the table but also had him helping students build solar go-karts, robotic farm assistants and more.

She remembers a girl with a dream to attend the University of Virginia, the alma mater of her father, who died of cancer when Yeardley was in ninth grade.

The concerns of confirming Judge Barrett have also been expressed by former colleagues and peers from two of her alma maters, Rhodes College and Notre Dame Law.

During his early attempts to become a director, he met Alma Reville, an English girl just one day younger than himself.

In 1945 or 1946, Hitch and Alma were in New York with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, on a publicity tour.

Alma had admired them during a stay in Paris some years ago.

When the screening was over, Hitch asked Alma what she thought.

Since he doesn't have to impress me, it's clearly a little show for Alma.

The Vulgate translates: “Et obviabit illi quasi mater honorificata, et quasi mulier a virginitate suscipiet illum.”

Among these are "Medusa," a bronze bust; and a "Mater Dolorosa," in terra-cotta.

So, we fancy, warriors might speak of our heavy cavalry as we see them in barracks and as they saw them at Alma.

"Oh, but I'm sure she won't be half bad when we come to know her," cried Alma Lane.

Then she colored painfully: behind her she heard Tilly's laughing voice, followed by Alma's lower one, and Harold's.