Sentence examples for a student which was from inspiring English sources

When I set up my lab, I performed simple experiments that built on what I had done as a student, which was to take mouse embryo fibroblasts, express oncogenes in them and look at whether the cells died or not.

"Oftentimes, rather than flunking out a student, which is very rare, we will encourage them to take a semester or even a year off.

He was nominally out of work and I was a student, which is the same thing, so we had a lot of time to mooch around charity shops and second-hand stores looking for a pair of spats.

But what is useful and remarkable about reading it like this, so stripped of context, is that you no longer feel compelled to read them as a student (which is probably how most people come to them in the first place).

Figure 12 depicts the learning path adopted by a student, which is typical of the path of all students in this study.

I was a terrible student, which was only partly to do with a lack of innate musicality.

He matriculated at New College, Oxford in 1888 and graduated with a second-class degree in history in 1892; again he was not noted as a particularly outstanding student, which was attributed to the time he spent enjoying himself rather than studying.

What's more, I had married a graduate student — which is to say that we had no money for the Cordon Bleu.

Khan was a serious student, "which is why I don't understand why my children have to be coerced and virtually waterboarded into doing their revision," she said, laughing, using the British expression for "studying".

How do you distinguish yourself as being a top student, which is where their identity has always been?" By the time they reach junior year — when it is not uncommon to have three tests in a week and when May and June bring a cascade of Advanced Placement, Regents and final exams, along with the SAT — many students have become adept at beating the system.

Yes! Actually, I'm here to tell you about myself and my trials and tribulations as a grad student, which is what I've been since last fall.