Sentence examples for call student from inspiring English sources

To be sure, I did see, on occasion, a facsimile of what we in the West call student life: like all Pakistanis, the young students are cricket fanatics, and in the late afternoon, they would play on a dirt field across the road from the school.

(S15) "The patients often get what they call student fatigue, where they've seen so many students and they're sick of telling their story over and over.

"The patients often get what they call student fatigue, where they've seen so many students and they're sick of telling their story over and over.

From this sample, a further 135 callers refused and/or were not willing or able to participate due to: incorrect telephone number recorded (n=78, 5.3%); caller not wanting to be interviewed (n=50, 3.4%); caller out of country/hospitalised (n=6, 0.4%); inappropriate call (student calling about coursework; n=1, 0.1%).

I can call students by their last names; they call me by my last name, too.

Even then, teachers cannot call students under the age of 18 on their cellphones without the authorization of a parent.

Many lunchrooms are run by professional chefs, who poll students on food preferences, survey consumption of squash varieties for menu planning and call students "clients".

(Instructors should not call students "iid", for example).

It also rang to call students at the University of Pennsylvania to their classes at nearby Philosophical Hall.

Call students the day before Election Day and remind them to vote.

Mansfield ruled that the Inns of Court were indeed the only organisations able to call students to the Bar, and refused to order the Inns to call Hart.