Object

• arm: The information on how to matriculate arms through the Lyon Court is also more current in the later volumes.

• week: Anyway, I've got to go through to Edinburgh to matriculate this week.

• member: Candidates must be matriculated members of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.

• year: A special table will be set aside at the Alumni Club Weekend Dinner for those that matriculated 25 years earlier, in 1980.

Preposition: at

• start: All students are required to matriculate at the start of each year of their studies.

Preposition: as

• member: She also matriculated as a member of the College at that time.

Modifying Another Word

• also: Pre-medical students should also matriculate on Thursday 4 October and subsequently have a meeting with your Adviser of Studies.

• not: For those municipalities which have not matriculated armory, a brief description of any symbol used is provided.

• already: A clear majority of the entities created had already matriculated armory by that point in time.

• all: Between 1893 and 1909 six brothers all matriculated at Queens ' and all six won football blues.

• currently: These regulations only apply to currently matriculated students who do NOT have a " prohibition stamp " in their passport.

Preposition: in

• year: He matriculated in two years and then spent 3 years in the Modern Languages VI form.