Sentence examples for less a student from inspiring English sources

The daughter of a diplomat, McCrory's early years were itinerant but she's always been a Londoner, more or less – a student at Drama Centre London, then one of Sam Mendes's favourites when he was a director at the Donmar, later an Olivier award-nominee for her role in 2005's As You Like It at the Wyndham's Theatre.

A student with great need will pay much less, a student with little need will pay more.

I went to college in North Philly, and while dorm life guaranteed 24-hour access to weed without even the need for a cell phone, I moved off campus my second year and became less a student at my school and more a citizen of the city.

Students who received an "A" for the course averaged ∼80% participation on clicker questions, "B" students only ∼5% less, and "C" students answered 10% less frequently than "A" students.

They've still got the same weak-to-moderate predictive power — less than a student's high school grades.

Field attended several colleges but took no degree; at the University of Missouri he was known less as a student than as a prankster.

Reading "Starbucked" produced an odd reversal of roles and left me, at least, feeling less like a student of the subject than a teacher.

The younger Mr. Bush is much more of a Texan than his father, and less of a student, both in college and later.

Unlike other programs that separate students by class, "Juilliard Dances Repertory," presented on Wednesday at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, mixes the student body, which creates less of a student ensemble and more of a company.

You can also check for "good student" student discounts; many insurers offer lower premiums — typically, 25 percent less — if a student can demonstrate that they have at least a B average in school.

Add the soft, unhurried waddle of the lad's gait, plus the seconds that tick by as he ponders the answer to a simple inquiry, and you start to wonder if Terri is less of a student than a sleepwalker.