Sentence examples for been student from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who studies or learns about a particular academic subject.
"This wasn't last minute — a lot applied in August 2009, they'd been student leaders and volunteered," Ms. Biggers said.
After high school, where she had been student council president, Ms. Rosen headed for the nation's capital.
Rashid had been student in Karachi, where JeM founder Masood Azhar also studied.
The long road home ReprintsThe biggest contributors to the uptick have been student loans and rising car sales, helped in turn by newly-pushy banks and other lenders.
Guido Girgenti, 19 Sophomore, urban and environmental policy Occidental College ACTIVISM R UM I've been student organizing since I was 15.
The victims had been student leaders in Ethiopia, and the Kenyan police said some of them had previously asked for protection.
The changes, Bonitatibus said, "have been student-led more than anything.
He had been student-body president and a member of the football team at Stanford, and had studied at Oxford as a Rhodes scholar.
Nored, who has been student-teaching in Indianapolis all season, recently accepted the head basketball coaching position at Brownsburg High School, just outside Indianapolis.
We have traditionally been student-oriented in our efforts, and our program remains first and foremost focused on developing the next generation of social enterprise leaders.
Elsewhere, her position would have been student-body president, but Oberlin is down on hierarchy — also on the authoritarian tendencies of solo leadership — so she was a liaison, and she shared the role with a young man.
