Sentence examples for lifetime student from inspiring English sources
He was a lifetime student, teacher and lecturer of William Shakespeare.
Avid photographer, lifetime student of history and art, opera lover, Yankees fan, world traveler, lover of fine Italian cuisine, mensch.
Nina, an avid reader and lifetime student of history and politics is survived by her high school sweetheart husband, Richard, sons, Robert, Eric, and Kenneth, granddaughters, Alex and Sara.
Prof Myerson, one of Britain's leading authorities on design, has watched and admired Jony Ive's progress since hearing the young designer's tutor at Newcastle Polytechnic describe him as a "once in a lifetime student".
Rho was a lifetime student and aspiring chem major.
It has been discussed widely that three-year programs could reduce lifetime student debt burden and provide an opportunity for an additional year of productive clinical practice.
No matter how many times it is rebadged or rebooted, the Abbott government's plan for $100,000 degrees and a lifetime of student debt will never be reform.
The lingering effects of the great recession stand to cost the young $112,000 per person over a lifetime, and student debt will be another huge hit, at $113,000 per person.
In the comments section of Major's article, people with names like "not_a_luddite" have posted remarks that suggest a Thoreauvian attitude is no less controversial today than it was during Thoreau's lifetime: "Most students who are not the children of the well-to-do have jobs...
Ms. Miller took Tori Sutherland, a recent college graduate with her, and together they wrote the following essay: NYT's Nick Kristof is offering the opportunity of a lifetime to students: a ten-day trip to learn about journalism and the harsh realities of our world from an expert who has seen it all.
There is an assumption the upfront cost of college is going to pay for itself throughout the lifetime of the student.
