Sentence examples for fitting students from inspiring English sources

Present reforms to the A-level syllabus are being led by universities and will be directed by their needs – fitting students for university study – rather than those of pupils who were keen to speak a language well, Turner warned.

The schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, said the city embraced innovation, and he emphasized that it was "always open" to cost-efficient opportunities to buy chairs fitting students' needs.

“The tC really speaks to what this age is looking for,” says Christopher Li, a research associate at Power, who explained that the tC has an image that’s just right, while also fitting students’ needs.

Pickavance said of his review: "It recognises for some people like those in semi-retirement or students fitting work between studies these contracts can just provide just the kind of flexibility they are looking for.

This is only fitting, since the student exclusion tonight mirrors the wider political exclusion both in America and worldwide.

"It was my responsibility to ensure that the presentation to our students was fitting and appropriate.

Peters, however, is an enthusiast of college-speak, writing that "these terms are part of how UNC students are fitting in, standing out, and having a linguistic blast".

I begin this presentation of the results of my analyses by fitting measurement models of students' self-assessment and teachers' judgments.

It seemed fitting to my fellow American students that I befriend a 2-year-old rather than explore the city or meet Nigerois our own age, as they did.

"I thought it would be fitting to have high school students in the 2010s take the material I had generated from my own experiences and interpret it themselves," Franco said.

I received my copy of "Hitchcock/Truffaut" as a high-school freshman, from a first-time English teacher who had tried to match each student with a fitting text.