Fraternity used in a sentence

Fraternity in a sentence as a noun

Saying that YC should handle this would be like suggesting that Bill Gate's Harvard fraternity should clean up Microsoft's faux pas.

He told a story about their fraternity running a paid bar in the basement every Friday and Saturday night.

"The lab is like visiting a fraternity,""This is seriously disgusting.

That's basically reinforcing some stereotype that all coders belong to this fraternity of brothers.

The incubator model gives them the investment returns of a venture capital firm combined with the social returns of a fraternity.

One such place was described to be like this by almost everyone I spoke to in the beginning, it was a 'professional' fraternity where about 250 rushed and only 15 got in.

It is common on college campuses for fraternity events and other student activities to be advertised through a Facebook event, and anyone who doesn't get invited to these events might feel out of the loop.

In the US, we declare that we aren't paying umpty-thousand dollars a year so that Johnny can get an F and that our contributions to the college will be going down if this continues, and in the spirit of American egalitarianism and fraternity, we lower the standards for everyone.