Sentence examples for mixture of students from inspiring English sources

The audience comprised a mixture of students, suited alumni and lecturers wearing jeans.

The audience was a mixture of students; members of the Society of Automotive Engineers, New England chapter; and Ferrari buffs.

Ms. Hurst said the lectures were attracting a mixture of students, friends of the library and others interested in hospice care.

The Education Department had planned for roughly half of the enrolled students to have some background in Arabic, and the other half to be a mixture of students from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds.

When I first saw them they were a mixture of students and activists and professors, voicing the conviction of 70 per cent of British people that the war is unwinnable and should end.

Professor Wittman: We have a mixture of students, some freshmen, and some more advanced students.

The data are a mixture of student-reported figures, student ratings and data provided by the schools (see methodology).

They work 17 hours a week – a mixture of teaching students in Hong Kong online in the morning, and students in London in the afternoon – for which they can be paid £35,000 a year, without the occasional fallow periods common in tutoring.

OSCAR3, and OPSIN, were produced as a continuing activity by a mixture of summer students, PhDs and PDRAs and, until ca. 2009, evolved rather than having a top-down software design.

The club was packed, a mixture of European students and the Syrian friends who brought them.

A mixture of leftists, students, Palestinians, and Arabs, some anti-racist skins, and plenty others were basically telling PEGIDA Québec to go fuck itself.