Sentence examples for beginning a student from inspiring English sources

The Gaelic College in Skye, Scotland, is beginning a student exchange program with University College of Cape Breton that should produce some urgently need Gaelic teachers.

Without a strong beginning, a student's chances for sustaining interest in this field are very small indeed.

In the beginning, a student job in a laboratory gave her a scientific "home," but lab work was impossible during her rotations.

Before the debate began, a student read a message from the "occupiers" who have taken over a nearby lecture theatre in protest at the government cuts.

On Friday, Leung refused to step down, and after the violence began a student group withdrew from talks that had opened a day earlier.

Once the trip had begun, a student became unwell at night and Vahey told the other teachers "to go to bed and that he would keep an eye [on the student]".

He has spent most of his life at Brooklyn College, beginning as a student, in the fifties.

Beginning as a student of philosophy at the University of Leipzig, he turned to the conservatory, on the recommendation of Johannes Brahms.

This book will be valuable reading for any student beginning a science-focused career in research or academia.

These parameters will be useful for mission planning as well as for students beginning a study of planetary exospheres.

At present, the average undergraduate debt for students beginning a PhD following their degree is around £15,000 (?20,500).