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Meanings of the oxford and cambridge in English
Gentleman's club in London, England.
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Examples for "oxford and cambridge club"
Examples for "oxford and cambridge club"
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I promised Sidgwick I'd meet him at the Oxford and Cambridge Club.
2
He dined at the Oxford and Cambridge Club at six, and then went to his lodgings to take one last look at his outer man.
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I met Wilson-Hays at the United University Club a year later, when he was on leave.
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But Herbert Spencer, not being eligible to join a university club himself, was possibly not competent to judge.
2
He understood that by controlling a university club, he gained legitimacy, prestige, and unlimited access to free lecture halls.
3
In truth, this may be better for all; the timing requirements for the Grand League were sometimes too much for the university club to handle.
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I am to dine with him at the University Club at seven.
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James is at the University Club, and only members have rooms there.
Usage of the oxford and cambridge in English
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You know Cedric is to row in the Oxford and Cambridge race.
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I promised Sidgwick I'd meet him at the Oxford and Cambridge Club.
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The English media always makes a fuss of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.
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On every side the Oxford and Cambridge boys laughed and shouted, pushed and elbowed.
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Harvard is the Oxford and Cambridge of America, they claim.
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I can't be 'very' anything, unless it's very drunk after the Oxford and Cambridge at Lord's.
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He won the Silver Sculls, and rowed in the winning boat of the Oxford and Cambridge race.
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But at last it got spoilt by the Oxford and Cambridge students up for the boat race.
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It was 1989, and she was speaking at a joint open day for the Oxford and Cambridge classics faculties.
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"When was the Oxford and Cambridge Boat-race?" he fiercely demands.
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" The Oxford and Cambridge Boat-race!" repeats the astonished youth.
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"His verses were listened to," said " The Oxford and Cambridge Undergraduates' Journal", "with rapt attention."
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Nora and Henry Sidgwick were waiting for William in the large front room of the Oxford and Cambridge University Club overlooking Pall Mall.
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The education given in the Great Public Schools is similarly dominated by the scholarship and entrance examinations held by the Oxford and Cambridge Colleges.
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I should have set this going, and trusted it to correct or kill the old public schools and the Oxford and Cambridge tradition altogether.
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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.