Sentence examples for introduced students from inspiring English sources

In one reading class in August, Nancy Vighetti introduced students to Sophocles' "Antigone".

Its instructor, Jane Heirich, introduced students to Bach and Brahms, but also to Dave Brubeck and Terry Riley.

As he was introduced, students leapt to their feet, clapping wildly with looks of complete shock and awe etched onto their faces.

I introduced students aged 15 and 16 to The Battleship Potemkin, Au Hasard Balthazar, The Apu Trilogy, The 400 Blows, Au Revoir Les Enfants, The Colour of Pomegranates, and so on – most of which were enthusiastically and intelligently received.

"I did an assembly where we introduced students to the terms and discussed what they meant, because we're still very scared of using these words in schools," says Barnes.

But as Mr. Corigliano talked about how Mozart had devised a game where dice were used to determine the order of the measures of a piece, and introduced students to the basics of microtones, he kept breaking into a smile, as if to say he could not imagine anything more delightful.

It was upon Zeng's recommendation, too, that the government introduced student education overseas.

That was the very week Labour introduced student top-up fees.

The Conservatives introduced student loans in 1990 and won the next election.

The increase will also impact the company's newly introduced student pricing.

and he's introduced student loan legislation with Capito.