Sentence examples for call to students from inspiring English sources

"This survey is also an alarm call to students and universities, who may be surprised by just how much employers also value the 'softer' skills that make people more employable.

Members of the school staff even make telephone calls to students' cellphones to prepare them for that eventuality.

The students were taken to hospital after ambulances were called to student halls between 6pm and 7pm, according to Scan, Lancaster University's student paper.

From naked bearded men running across roofs in rowdy halls to exchanging stern words with police officers called to student houses due to questionable herbal smells drifting into neighbouring gardens, each living option has its advantages and drawbacks.

Police were called to student accommodation at Borden Court in Liverpool city centre at about 7.30am on Sunday after the three people had collapsed in a communal area of the building.

Who can quarrel with a call to reduce student debt, "engage all students," "make students use their minds," employ technology with care or "end exploitation of adjuncts"?

"This hopefully will serve as a wake-up call to parents, students and coaches of the dangers".

A third instructional approach that participants discussed was using a random call to ask students to share their ideas with the whole class.

These data should be a wake-up call to grad students and postdocs: having a backup plan is essential in today's job market.

Campus administrators cannot respond to the White House Task Force's call to protect students by simply knowing rates of victimization.

"Brian Leventer," he said, making what the school calls a cold call to one student rather than looking for a raised hand, "what does it round to?" "Thirty-eight".