Sentence examples for band of student from inspiring English sources

Whatever band of student you are there's always pressure, but I always felt that A-Levels were the most weighty.

Several hours later a band of student strikers stormed into the school and tried to drive out the rival faction.

Mr. Fecteau is one of a growing band of student leaders who are Catholic, gay and seeking institutional changes through a mix of political maneuvering and theological debate.

He regularly attended the Oxford Liberal Club in the mid-thirties and was hardly known at all to the band of student socialists like Healey or young socialist dons like Dick Crossman.

At the risk of being proved horribly wrong by some stunning act of civil unrest on a campus, I think the current band of student demonstrators are too incoherent, too diverse and in many cases simply too polite and sensible to constitute any threat to the Government.

One of the many profound problems with this is that the measurement for how much a student learns is a standardized test, which we know can only measure a narrow band of student achievement — and that's only if the test is relatively well written, a student takes the exam without illness, anxiety or exhaustion, and nobody cheats.

What Mr. Moore did not expect was a band of students armed with Wall Street analysts' reports.

Patell was impressed by the small, fervent band of students who still thought the PMP was relevant — just dormant.

A Band of Students While General Studies students take the same courses as other Columbia undergraduates, there are invisible walls between them.

When he arrived, in the aftermath of the first world war, he found a ragtag band of students and faculty "from all social classes".

Invented by a band of students at M.I.T. in 1962, Spacewar is regarded by many observers as the first successful video game.