Sentence examples for cited a student from inspiring English sources

In one example cited, a student who never took a Spanish course received five credits for Spanish.

Asked if any similar incidents had occurred in Florida, Evers cited a student who was expelled in his district.

(School data cite a student population speaking 37 languages).

It is the supply side of an equation that my colleague Brian Stelter first touched on five years ago, citing a student who said, "If the news is that important, it will find me".

He cited a common example: a student whose backpack is stolen.

JCB Academy was the first to open (in 2010) and now caters for 517 students out of a possible 540.Both Hackney UTC and Black Country UTC cited a lack of students as a factor in having to close their doors, and UTC Central Bedfordshire, which opened in 2012, is now at just 22% capacity.

The government cited a decline in students' math and science grades, particularly in rural areas, as one of the reasons behind the switch.

Often a connection to a scientist is cited as a student's number one salient memory of the day.

"In the second year, they work on a capstone project advising either government departments or nongovernmental organizations or the private sector on a current policy issue," he said, citing a recent student project on how reducing agricultural subsidies in Britain could help producers in the developing world, which was presented to the Department for International Development and Oxfam.

He cites a particular student named Birgit Õigus, now credited as the author of the megaphones, who decided to imagine not physically reading words in the forest, but reading sounds -- like the cries of people looking for a lost woman. .

The answers (at www.doe.mass.edu/mcas/student/2000/) range from amusing (one high-scoring student cited a James Bond novel as "literature") to alarming (44percentt of those who passed did not know that 21 is 75percentt of 28).