What is "radcliffe"

Usage examples of "radcliffe".

She had applied to Vassar, Wellesley, Radcliffe, Smith, and in the West, Stanford, and UC Berkeley.

Although you have all the qualifications to make an excel- I lent candidate for Radcliffe, we feel that at this time I perhaps another institution we regret we are sure that you will do extremely well at any academic institution you I choose we wish you well.

But that night at dinner with her mother and George, they I continued to believe that her solution lay a great deal closer to home, and as far as they were concerned, the answer from Radcliffe settled the question.

The look he got implied that seldom had Nurse Radcliffe come across such depths of naivety.

Nurse Radcliffe, unconsciously blackening the dead woman to whom she showed such conscious bias.

She had been rather plump then, but thin, according to Nurse Radcliffe, in old age.

He thought back to a Radcliffe seminar he had once audited while researching praetorian symbolism.

Hortense, as a Radcliffe woman of the most intense variety, chose to take my remark as in insult merely because that was what I intended it to be.

A city map in her hand, she walked through busy streets, past Worcester College, the Oxford University Press, and the rear of the Radcliffe Infirmary.

At the time, it was technically Radcliffe, of course, but no one knows what that is anymore, and she was in class with Harvard boys.

Vittoria Vetra was obviously in terrific shape, nothing like the doddering ancient Radcliffe alumnae Langdon had once squired through Widener Library’s hermetic vault.

Vittoria Vetra was obviously in terrific shape, nothing like the doddering ancient Radcliffe alumnae Langdon had once squired through Widener Library's hermetic vault.

Well, I thought, smiling to myselftwo can play at that game, Professor Radcliffe Emerson!

Radcliffe was reminded that the carmagnole was a workman's jacket as well as a song, and the jacket had become part of the Revolutionary uniform.

I was riding along on a bicycle one day, not so long ago, past the Radcliffe Infirmary, when I had one of those sudden clarities which sometimes come in dreams (even anaesthetic-produced ones).