Sentence examples for entered students from inspiring English sources

When the gunmen entered, students jumped from the windows, breaking legs and hands, said a doctor at the hospital.

The auditorium was overflowing, and when Mr. Meyer entered, students applauded him as if he were a rock star.

In late August we posted a special Student Opinion question, How Would the Presidential Campaigns Change if the Voting Age Were 13? Answering the question entered students into a contest for the chance to be published elsewhere on NYTimes.com.

Dan Morrow, head of the secondary phase at Shirley Park, said his school had entered students for both IGCSE and GCSE English for the first time this year to stretch the most able.

When I walked down the halls of school it was like the parting of the Red Sea; crowded restaurants fell quiet when I entered; students who feared they were on my non-existent hit list dropped out of the classes they shared with me.

He coached entering students at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

Nearly 12 percent of entering students reported major concerns about financing, and 56 percent had some concerns.

To enter, students and recent graduates submitted a video pitch for their business.

Blacks represented 8.1percentt of entering students at the university's law school in 1992.

Undergraduate applications are up, and so are entering students' test scores.

The ultimate goal of college placement systems is to give entering students the best chance to succeed.