Sentence examples for exams comes from inspiring English sources

And if even that seems daunting, once you have written your revision plan, and can see what you are going to do next (and after that, and after that) you'll know that you will cover the whole darned lot before the first day of exams comes around.

But with the new standards and exams comes a "digital divide," he said, because the new exams must be taken on computers.

Most of the literature on the role of preparation and coaching on performance in medical school exams comes from the USA.

The cuddling, feeding, diaper changing, baseball-throwing-lessons, and pushes to study for college entrance exams comes so automatically, that some might be surprised to reflect that these barely conscious behaviors have genetic underpinnings.

We've got exams coming up, you know".

Recall that the foreclosure exams came about because regulators had found pervasive problems.

With exams coming up I knew I had to get a grip".

Then there's the small matter of mock exams, coming hard on the heels of Hogmanay.

On-demand reports, correspondence and essay exams come embedded in context.

A total of 77 book versions of Shakespeare plays set in school exams came fourth in the list.

"I say that as someone who values my education, especially right now, with my A-level exams coming up.