Sentence examples for gathering of students from inspiring English sources
A gathering of students, sometimes three hundred, attended each week, and absorbed what they listened to.
The audience, a motley gathering of students, businessmen and interested citizens, listened attentively during the event and posed interesting questions.
Getting involved in politics is a Christian duty," Pope Francis told a gathering of students in Rome in June.
The program is assessed out of the gathering of students' perceptions, which contributed to elaborate on some requirements regarding teaching servitization and PSS based on experiential learning theory.
"Someone decided to shake Russia from inside, and rocked things so much that the Russian state crumbled," he told a gathering of students and young teachers.
"America is the only sponsor of the peace process," Mr. Mubarak told a gathering of students, in remarks broadcast in part on television.
Many of the children seem remarkably self-assured perhaps because of the twice-weekly gatherings of students and teachers -- one a democratic assembly, the other a "tribunal" to deal with disciplinary questions -- where they learn to speak up.
The deaths stunned the university's 22,000-student community in Morningside Heights, turning a quiet winter afternoon into a turmoil of flashing police car lights, detectives moving through residence halls to question witnesses, members of the news media filming and asking questions, and, in countless rooms and meeting halls, gatherings of students talking about the day's tragic events.
Although there are references in The Daily Princetonian to "smokers" — informal gatherings of students and faculty — and telltale photographs of Princetonians with cigarettes and pipes, including Presidents Harold W. Dodds *1914 and Robert F. Goheen '40 *48, it is the profusion of ads in the Prince and other college newspapers that demonstrate tobacco's reach.
Author's readings, book-talks, and lectures were formally scheduled, but the club was also a place for the more informal gatherings of students, faculty, and others who shared a love of literature.
