Sentence examples for having been a student from inspiring English sources

He, like the others, became a participant in historic disaster, having been a student of it.

Having been a student of both his father's mood swings and televisual technique, Ailes, unsurprisingly, became, in Sherman's words, a "big fan" of Leni Riefenstahl.

He was immensely proud of having been a student at Oxford and St Peter's in particular and he was in tears when I told him that he had been made an honorary fellow.

It turned out that Sven Goran Eriksson was more English in approach than Sir Alf Ramsey, having been a student and admirer of the English game, particularly Bobby Robson's Ipswich Town.

He received word from a priest in Mexico that a man named John Manderville had just died from alcoholism and had mentioned Applegate often, having been a student of his.

Having been a student at the graduate school of religion at Vanderbilt, I was asking him a lot of questions about aspects of his faith that I knew nothing about.

Ms. Coit had been a student at Hunter College until about a year ago, a spokeswoman for the college, Meredith Halpern, wrote in an e-mail.

She had been a student of theirs.

Andrew had been a student at Columbia, a Roman Catholic.

He had been a student at a provincial English university.

He had been a student during the Vietnam War.