Sentence examples for block of student from inspiring English sources

"See that window up there," he says, pointing to an unflashy block of student campus flats.

There have been fears that the Cornerhouse site would join the Hacienda, the Twisted Wheel and many other venues in the city which have been bulldozed and turned into yet another glass-walled office, hotel or block of student flats.

Conservationists and developers have long waged war in this part of east London, but never have both claimed victory in such a spectacularly bodged fashion as on this corner in Spitalfields, where a new-build block of student flats squats behind a retained Victorian facade, as if neither knew the other was there.

On Tuesday, the council caused consternation among conservation campaigners when it approved a 22-storey block of student accommodation to be built on a site next to Liverpool's Lime Street stationand the Crown Hotel, which are both Grade-II-listed buildings, and near to the Grade I-listed St George's Hall.

Oxford University has said it does not plan to alter the height of a controversial block of student flats built near a beauty spot.

The first call-out of the night, just before 10 PM, is a noise complaint about a party in a block of student halls.

Residents in Adamsdown are dismayed by a planning application to build a block of students flats outside their homes as they feel the area is already over developed.

Because these high school students now represent potentially a four-year block of students -- from Freshman to Senior -- that will associate the most important social education protest of their lives with Republican over-reach.

According to Kimbrough, a sizable block of students in the past have not met basic enrollment or GPA requirements, a shortcoming current Famuan editor-in-chief Karl Etters acknowledges but says was fixed this past fall.

So far little evidence of this building programme is visible beyond the ongoing conversion of the athletes' village and new tower blocks of student accommodation (those now essential elements of any such regeneration, to be paid for on the loan-subsidised never-never).

In 2012 13, the University built the controversial one-hectare (400m × 25m) Castle Mill development of 4 5-storey blocks of student flats overlooking Cripley Meadow and the historic Port Meadow, blocking views of the spires in the city centre.