Sentence examples for classroom days from inspiring English sources

The program features a combination of two classroom days and an engaging, one-day symposium.

More than 2,400 alumni and guests enjoyed Alumni Reunion Weekend and Dean's Day 2011 on June 2 5, renewing friendships at class-specific events, revisiting their classroom days by attending mini-Core courses and thought-provoking panels, checking out campus changes via guided tours, and enjoying good food and company on campus and at venues around New York City.

Well, the dirty secret is that the alums will love them not because of the entertaining faculty and brilliant students (who coincidentally will be there, of course) but because of the grads' idealized images of their own classroom days, and the conceit that those were as illuminating and stress-free as the one they're attending.

Then the twice weekly meetings are divided into lab days where students learn and master the fundamental tools and techniques of traditional darkroom work used in 8x10 print production and classroom days where students present their work and through the language of photo criticism gain an understanding of photography as a medium of expression.

Attendees renewed friendships at class-specific events, revisited their classroom days by attending mini-Core courses and thought-provoking panels, checked out campus changes via guided tours, and enjoyed good food and company on campus and at venues around New York City.

In addition to the family visits, the Roots of Empathy instructor visits the classroom days before the family visit, to help the children prepare for it, and days after the family visit, to help the children reflect on it, for a total of 27 Roots of Empathy visits over the year.

But in this classroom, 11 days after the shootings, it was dreadful.

I confess that I looked askance at the food allergies that seem to plague every classroom these days — where did they all come from?

It was early Sunday, the first time that Veronique Pozner had seen the boy's body since he was shot to death in his first-grade classroom two days before.

Thus, in Ms. Donovan's classroom these days, a businessman anxiously peering through a window cut in a high-backed chair, as portrayed in a New Yorker cartoon from 1945, becomes a vigilant Claudius trying to avoid being killed by a vengeful Hamlet.

While I stand in front of the classroom some days, I am a full-time student of Jay-Z's.