(1) A place to rusticate while other people made the decisions

(2) Evans attempted to rusticate himself at his much embellished mud hut ÔÇÿLoggerheads' overlooking Rothbury.

(3) Besides the fine, Proctors can refer the case of any student who admits breaking University regulations to the Court of Summary Jurisdiction, which is able to impose a penalty of Ôö¼├║500, or rusticate the member for three terms.

(4) But, since I've been at Lincoln, three people have been rusticated and now there is a fourth.

(5) Proctors arrived shortly afterwards and asked the students to leave, warning them that occupying a University building was a breach of regulations, which could lead to a Ôö¼├║70 fine, or even rustication .

(6) The rustication of 10 Dalit students of the Hyderabad Central University on charges of violence is an incident surrounded by controversy.

(7) Academic institutions are increasingly nervous about ÔÇÿexemplaryÔÇÖ punishments - expelling or rusticating discovered cheaters.

(8) There's ornament in columns and cornices, rustication and pilasters, urns, anthemia, and pediments, with temples and colonnades high in the sky, topped by spires and finials.

(9) The building (Pl. I) is in the shape of an early Greek temple with rusticated walls.

(10) After rusticating in Kigezi from 1978 to 1981, he migrated to Nairobi for professional reasons.

(11) That house was built with untreated rimu, with the cladding of the time, which was rusticated weatherboard, with eaves, with sash windows, and a corrugated iron roof.

(12) Facades on all sides, except the south, are tripartite with a central projecting section and plain walls rising from a rusticated base and surmounted by a balustrade.

(13) He could have designed a rusticated flat arch for the herms to carry, or even a simple Tuscan entablature without metopes and triglyphs, but instead he chose the Doric.

(14) This was a terrible place where unspeakable things were done, but the facade was magnificent: a truly Sublime monumental rusticated Classical composition which powerfully symbolised its intimidating function.

(15) Stories of an encounter with the early Lincoln bestowed a special cachet, as if one had rubbed shoulders with a rusticated , prairie Solomon.

(16) The massive rusticated base holds two stories of car parking.

(17) How is it that all the students who were rusticated were Dalits?

(18) When the arches were built in the 1840s, the stonework was rusticated patterned by hand to create a dimpled effect on the surface.

(19) All architectural projections and rusticated surfaces are of reconstituted stone.

(20) This was an attempt to suggest respectability, an effect emphasised by a large, rusticated entrance arch.