Sentence examples for a fellow student of from inspiring English sources

A fellow student of Maurice Maeterlinck and encouraged by the Belgian Symbolist Georges Rodenbach, Van Lerberghe in 1886 published his first poems in the Parisian magazine La Pléiade.

Eisner was a fellow student of Edward O. Wilson at Harvard, and the two men, now perhaps the world's leading entomologists, remain close friends.

Catherine Bailey, a fellow student of Rickman's at Rada, had remained in touch with him for half a century; the pair made a short film together in 2014.

It was made in 1795-96 in collaboration with Thomas Girtin, a fellow student of Dr. Thomas Monro, an amateur watercolorist and collector.

As a fellow student of theirs had once remarked, though, you can plan a building but you can't plan a life.

Nob Sreyleak, 21, a fellow student of social work, said, "Someday the NGOs won't have funds to spend here, so then how will Cambodia's poor survive?" That, she added, was why Cambodians needed "to build our own capacity towards sustainability".

That legal service came by way of another fortunate connection: Laura A. Taichman, a fellow students of Mr. Tankleff at a Port Jefferson high school and a former co-worker at the bagel stores.

Anne had been a fellow-student of mine at the University of Michigan in the nineteen-fifties.

Nathaniel Hawthorne was a fellow-student of the moods, and, like Lowell, a family man, alert to the household strains of his mysterious urges and swings.

On August 24, 1882, upon the completion of her mathematics fellowship, she married a member of the Johns Hopkins department of mathematics and a fellow-student of Peirce's, Fabian Franklin (b. 1853, d. 1939).

Bowen [ 20] and Lesky [ 21] suggest that students learn by teaching and may feel less threatened asking questions that reveal a lack of knowledge of a fellow student than of a preceptor.