Sentence examples similar to bred students from inspiring English sources

Success bred success: students at the culinary institute would compete to work there.

They are polite, well-bred students at an elite Manhattan private school.

Birds head north, college students go south — the birds to breed, the college students to find a warm spot to study for their final exams.

A shy, down-to-earth woman, she retired in 1999 to the Welsh coast, where she taught a few students and bred golden retrievers.

Conservatives claimed the curriculum politicized students and bred resentment against white people.

Education officials used the law to shut down a Mexican-American studies curriculum in January 2012 that conservatives said politicized students and bred resentment against whites.

In 2010, the Arizona legislature passed a law aimed at shutting down a Mexican-American studies curriculum in Tucson's public schools over concerns among conservatives that the courses politicized students and bred ethnic resentment against whites.

This makes it essential that the educational experience breed cosmopolitanism — that students have international experiences, and classes in the social sciences draw on examples from around the world.

There is a new breed of students in town and they're looking for accommodation just a little smarter than your average digs.

However, the report issues a warning that the new breed of students may struggle at university if tutors assume they have experienced an A-level style of education.

Arizona conservatives, led by then-Superintendent of Schools Tom Horne and then-state Sen. John Huppenthal, pushed the measure, saying that the courses bred anti-white resentment among Latino students.