College Station

noun

1. a city in E central Texas.

Example Sentences

She’s a paleoanthropologist at Texas A&M University in College Station.

From Science News For Students

After a three-hour drive to College Station, he checked into Kyle Field and saw his Aggies topple No.

From FiveThirtyEight

A mechanical engineer, she works at Texas A&M University in College Station.

From Science News For Students

Book a room at the rustic Cavalry Court in College Station, where you can relax with a Ranch Water cocktail around the firepits in their spacious courtyard.

From Outside Online

Mechanical engineer Cynthia Hipwell of Texas A&M University in College Station moved into a new house before the pandemic.

From Science News

A training school for army meteorologists was opened at College Station, Texas.

From Project Gutenberg

College Station; cultivated ornamental shrub bees worked well on it, but number of trees scarce.

From Project Gutenberg

College Station: Cultivated ornamental tree on campus; honey yield very heavy but of short duration some seasons longer.

From Project Gutenberg

College Station: Along ravines and valleys; very heavy honey yield but of short duration.

From Project Gutenberg

College Station: cultivated ornamental shrub on campus; honey yield good; bees work on blossom.

From Project Gutenberg