Sentence examples for decade of students from inspiring English sources

The creativity of Mackintosh and his craftspeople, in other words, was not the end of the story, but the setting for that of decade after decade of students.

With the release of Family, Hoboken High School marks a decade of student publishing.

The events of 1964 in Berkeley led to almost a decade of student unrest across the country and around the world, gathering intensity when the protests moved beyond campus issues to the war in Vietnam and social problems.

Often called a decade of student unrest, the 60's would be better termed a time of ethical unrest, a time that I hope will soon come again to disrupt our present complacency.

Over half of the £23 billion fire sale will come from selling over a decade of student loans – running from 1998 to 2012.

Although his name is most usually associated with this famous American chamber ensemble, particularly outside the US, Cohen also had an equal life as a teacher, clocking up four decades of students at the Marlboro music school and festival in Vermont, as well as at the Aspen festival, Colorado, the Curtis Institute, Philadelphia, and Princeton University, New Jersey, among others.

To decades of students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) he was known as 'Doc'.

In the course of examining Bartlett's papers in the Harvard University Archives, Weininger came across a file for Lawrence Knox, a name familiar to decades of students studying organic reaction mechanisms.

The latter was given by the University's Alumni Board of Governors for his "influence and encouragement of decades of students, his tireless efforts in advancing their careers, and for creating and supporting a community among them". Stocking also received the Huxley Medal of the Royal Anthropological Institute in 1993 and the Franz Boas Award from the American Anthropological Association in 1998.

That dress code was formed over decades of students, just like yourself, bucking the system.

— For more than a decade, classes of students at Northwestern University's journalism school have been scrutinizing the work of prosecutors and the police.