Sentence examples for joined classmates from inspiring English sources

Years ago, while attending Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, I frequently joined classmates for breakfast before trudging across campus for an early class.

THE TOMBS Not far from Martin's is this discreet Georgetown cellar, where President Bill Clinton, as a Georgetown undergraduate, joined classmates for beer and burgers, steps from his M Street dorm.

But in 2010, she joined classmates who took to the streets of this dusty county seat to protest the new Chinese-language textbooks and the decision to limit Tibetan to a single class.

The younger Davis joined classmates Ali'i Niumatalolo and Kyle Boston (Frostburg State) as players from the Class 4A state semifinalists who signed or committed to play at the next level.

I never joined my classmates when they waxed fantastical about who was "fit".

In the evening, Polina joined her classmates for a party at the Café Riga in the old city.

—JOEL KLEIN, former chancellor of the New York City Department of Education *** During the opening days of my freshman year at Bryn Mawr College in the fall of 1964, I joined my classmates in a large Gothic hall to be greeted by President Katharine McBride.

In April of 1959, despite her mother's disapproval, Teresa joined her classmates and professors in an unprecedented, prominently reported demonstration of unity (the protesters wore academic robes) against a law that would extend apartheid to the few institutions of higher education that were still integrated — including their own.

Degree in hand, I joined my classmates in a stampede to Wall Street.

In May 2009, Omar joined his classmates on a school trip to Washington, D.C.

At 13, I joined my classmates in calling my hockey teacher a "dyke" behind her back, and hiding when she came into the changing room.