Sentence examples similar to bearing students from inspiring English sources

A RAT is encouraged to wear the gold colored beanie caps with the front bill worn turned up and bearing the students name, hometown, major, class year and the letters "RAT".

We also note that several papers bearing graduate students as first authors, testifying to the quality of research training imparted.

Mr. Mockbee so loved the pure act of building that he eventually abandoned fee-paying clients in favor of working at the construction site with a crowd of hammer-bearing students gathered around him.

In contrast, Nevada and Utah graduated the lowest percentage of debt-bearing students at 37% and 38% respectively.

"His classes were packed with students bearing witness to his reputation as a wonderfully clear teacher who really cared about his students".

The commandeering of the Game Boy unnerved her, as did the sudden appearance of students bearing blue tardy slips, the mid-lecture phone calls about field trip forms and all the other intrusions on her impassioned flow of thoughts about Greek tragedy.

Schmidt and the students, bearing several large bags of Neolithic detritus, return to Urfa for a late lunch — the Schmidts keep an excellent Turkish cook — and everyone spends the rest of the afternoon at the house, processing the day's finds, which are sorted among various buckets and rectangular sieves in the courtyard.

An "anti-Japanese" parade was staged today in Bond Street, Oxford Street, and other leading shopping thoroughfares by groups of society women, clergymen, literary figures and students bearing sandwich boards with such slogans as "Stop the war in China; boycott Japanese goods" and "Buy no Japanese goods and help to stop Japan's aggression".

International students bearing full tuition will be aggressively courted by American colleges, both public and private.

The Verstegens are very pleased to see that their combined approach is bearing fruit; their students are usually highly motivated and so far all of them have obtained their doctorate.

The two-term former Florida governor, younger brother of George W. Bush, and son of George H. W. Bush became the 11th person to throw a hat into the ring for the 2016 Republican nomination, delivering his campaign announcement speech at Miami-Dade College in front of a group of cheering students bearing "Jeb16!" clap sticks and balloons.