Sentence examples for exams some from inspiring English sources

Some of the patients she sees come for annual exams; some come because something's wrong.

Despite criticism of exit exams, some experts say that schools have benefited from them.

The snowstorm that forced the closing of schools in New York City on Wednesday also forced students to miss Regents exams, some of which are required for graduation.

By the time heads receive these letters in the summer following GCSE exams, some of these bright pupils may already have left.

"We have a growing and diverse Latino population, with many who come from rural environments where they didn't have a strong educational preparation," said Mr. Tardalo, who explained that because of the need to pass the new Regents exams some of Peekskill's students will need up to six years to graduate with a Regents diploma.

I've amassed 5 years worth of exams (some people have 10) and I've talked to many people who did well on these exams (and a few who didn't).

When the time came to take the university entrance exam, some found it difficult to break with the commune.

And she found a few pages of notes that he had taken when he was studying for his citizenship exam, some twenty years ago.

HONG KONG — They've been at it for years now, cramming for China's annual college-entrance exam, some of them hooked up to oxygen canisters and intravenous drips of amino acids during late-night and weekend study marathons.

At least, I think exponential is the word I am looking for, although I have had little involvement in mathematics since passing the O‑level exam some 40-odd years ago and walking away, saying: "My work here is done".

Although accessible to clinical exam, some components are better evaluated with imaging; lesions occupying the sublingual space and submandibular space are invisible to the referring clinician.