Examples of 'his cambridge' in a sentence
Meaning of "his cambridge"
his cambridge - the possessive form of 'Cambridge,' referring to something or someone associated with or belonging to Cambridge, a city in England known for its prestigious university
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I was certainly a change from his Cambridge girlfriends.
It covers his Cambridge days and there are a number of names.
He was threatened with a loss of his Cambridge degrees.
He died at his Cambridge home after suffering a prolonged illness.
Possibly the most famous scientist of our time passed away at his Cambridge home.
He even neglected to get his Cambridge degree because of his involvement with magic.
He contributed his pastoral elegy Lycidas to a memorial collection for one of his Cambridge classmates.
His Cambridge experiences would later help him to write the novel Glory.
Hake did not manage to get his Cambridge Blue.
From his Cambridge girlfriends.
He is now knuckling down to study for his Cambridge Advanced Qualification.
Locked in his Cambridge rooms, he became a virtual hermit for the next 12 years.
It is difficult to assess how Cranmer 's theological views evolved since his Cambridge days.
I suppose that his Cambridge students got used to it, but I never did.
His Cambridge licence to practice as a physician was from 1585.
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I was certainly a change from his Cambridge girlfriends . All those Jocastas and Pandoras.
He thinks, with his Cambridge education, and his family tree, that it is his right.
Only in 1830, with Airy established in his Cambridge position, was permission for the marriage granted.
He relinquished his Cambridge professorship in 1938 when he became a governor at Guy's Hospital.
In 1926, FredElizalde and His Cambridge Undergraduates began broadcasting on the BBC.
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