Meanings of the oxford and cambridge in English

You know Cedric is to row in the Oxford and Cambridge race.

I promised Sidgwick I'd meet him at the Oxford and Cambridge Club.

The English media always makes a fuss of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.

On every side the Oxford and Cambridge boys laughed and shouted, pushed and elbowed.

Harvard is the Oxford and Cambridge of America, they claim.

I can't be 'very' anything, unless it's very drunk after the Oxford and Cambridge at Lord's.

He won the Silver Sculls, and rowed in the winning boat of the Oxford and Cambridge race.

But at last it got spoilt by the Oxford and Cambridge students up for the boat race.

It was 1989, and she was speaking at a joint open day for the Oxford and Cambridge classics faculties.

"When was the Oxford and Cambridge Boat-race?" he fiercely demands.

" The Oxford and Cambridge Boat-race!" repeats the astonished youth.

"His verses were listened to," said " The Oxford and Cambridge Undergraduates' Journal", "with rapt attention."

Nora and Henry Sidgwick were waiting for William in the large front room of the Oxford and Cambridge University Club overlooking Pall Mall.

The education given in the Great Public Schools is similarly dominated by the scholarship and entrance examinations held by the Oxford and Cambridge Colleges.

I should have set this going, and trusted it to correct or kill the old public schools and the Oxford and Cambridge tradition altogether.

On the day of the Oxford and Cambridge boat-race, when Charles rowed three in the winning boat, Densil Ravenshoe died, after two days' illness.