Examples of 'were at oxford' in a sentence
Meaning of "were at oxford"
were at oxford - This phrase suggests that someone or a group of people were studying, attending, or located at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. It can indicate a specific period of time during which individuals were associated with the university for academic, research, or other purposes
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were at oxford
You said them when you were at Oxford.
You were at Oxford at the exact same time as my mum.
I mean it 's an odd way to describe someone you knew . You were at Oxford together.
All of you were at Oxford together.
Familiar words . You said them when you were at Oxford.
We were at Oxford and we holiday together.
Come on . Wish we were at Oxford yesterday.
You were at Oxford at the same time as Renton and Miranda.
You were much better behaved when you were at Oxford University!
Wish we were at Oxford yesterday.
Bertie once dropped a blancmange on the Bishop of Woolwich, while we were at Oxford.
You were at Oxford together.
Two weeks before you met Clifford DeVoe . You said them when you were at Oxford.
They were at Oxford together.
After all, you were at Oxford.
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We were at Oxford together.
You know Harold, you were at Oxford together.
They were at Oxford together, were not they.
So come on, fill me in . Last I heard, you were at Oxford or something.
You were at Oxford before, right?
That is correct. We were at Oxford.
They were at Oxford together, were not they … Bill and Jim?
Mary Needham, we were at Oxford together.
Oh, yes . We were at Oxford together.
Last I heard, you were at Oxford or something.
Yes, sir . We were at Oxford together.
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