Higher Education Institutions

noun a college that offers courses designed to prepare students for a career or for further study at a four-year college or university

• After completing high school, many students choose to attend a junior college before transferring to a four-year university.
• I'm thinking about going to junior college for a couple years to save money before transferring.
• I'm just doing my gen eds at junior college before I transfer to a bigger school.
• Junior college is like the stepping stone to higher education for many students.

noun a region in the northeastern United States consisting of the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut

• New England is known for its rich history and beautiful fall foliage.
• I'm planning a road trip to New England this summer to visit all the coastal towns.
• Let's head up to New England for some wicked good lobster rolls.
• The Patriots are the kings of the AFC East in the kingdom of New England.

noun a prime minister or other head of government

verb to perform the first public showing of a movie or play

adjective first in importance, rank, or quality

• The premier of the province announced new legislation during a press conference.
• Did you catch the premier's speech on TV last night?
• The premier is really shaking things up in the government.
• As the premier of the team, she leads by example and sets high standards for everyone.

noun a city in Belgium where Napoleon Bonaparte was defeated in 1815

• Waterloo is a city in Belgium known for its historical significance.
• Let's meet at the Waterloo station for lunch.
• I heard there's a cool party happening in Waterloo tonight.
• Facing your fears can feel like battling your own Waterloo.

noun a borough of New York City located mainly on Manhattan Island

adjective relating to or characteristic of Manhattan

• Manhattan is one of the five boroughs of New York City.
• Let's take a trip to Manhattan and explore all the famous landmarks.
• I love hanging out in Manhattan, it's always so lit.
• In the concrete jungle of Manhattan, dreams are made and broken.