Sentence examples for auditorium students from inspiring English sources

After deconstructing news stories like this one and even trying their hands at their own "disaster reporting" when a small fire broke out in the high school auditorium, students created storyboards to represent the steps involved in the news process.

Back in the middle school auditorium, students listened intently as the judges weighed Mr. Robinson's performance, cheering Paula Abdul's characteristic compliments, and booing the arch-curmudgeon Simon Cowell, who said the song had been "inconsistent" and "lazy".

"Dave and I have worked together for 15 years, so I guess that gives us some bipartisan experience, right?" Outside the auditorium, students said they accepted that the district's strong Republican tendencies make a Trammell victory unlikely.

At Stony Brook University, Da'Nashja Davis, 19, the coordinator for the winter student activities board, had reserved an auditorium for students and staff to watch on a projection TV.

The rooms were next to Green Hall, the auditorium where students were indoctrinated.

At the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, she tried out some likely lines of attack against Mr. McCain before an auditorium of students.

Gathered in an auditorium, the students listen to a presentation by Dr. Richard Small, the school's executive director, which depends on private donations.

At Church of the Highlands in Irondale, the auditorium for students in junior high and high school will become home to the Wednesday night youth ministry service, said Associate Pastor Layne Schranz.

I would visit my mother after work with my boys, and in her final months, I would visit her before I headed to work, sometimes still wearing my visitor's name tag to lecture to an auditorium of students.

WASHINGTON -- On a warm evening four years ago this month, Attorney General Eric Holder stood at a podium before an auditorium of students from the University of the District of Columbia law school, ready to take questions.

Cradling candles inside a quiet, darkened auditorium, the students and faculty members from Buddhist, Muslim, Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic faiths had much to think about as they reflected on their summers.