Sentence examples for naughty student from inspiring English sources

As a naughty student would, I decided to go to the bathroom.

Hugh Laurie as a naughty student being reprimanded by teacher Stephen Fry for writing a poem including the phrase, "Time fell wanking to the floor".

In his defense, he probably thought he was simply tattle-telling on a naughty student who would learn a valuable lesson about internet anonymity and would have to sit through a week's detention or something of the like.

I once heard of a guy who went to college in England where all those naughty students were inhaling marijuana.

Here are three examples of great TAs with whom I have worked, and who with just a bit of investment have since inspired similar developments in many other schools: Gail, a 48-year-old mother of two and previously the owner of a market stall, seemed to naturally gravitate to the naughty students – and the gravitation was mutual, particularly when the students clearly disliked all other staff.

Channel 4 News was named daily news programme of the year for the second year running, with the RTS judges praising its "strong and authoritative journalism, inspired by clever thinking, never dull and delivered with the impish spirit of the naughtiest student in the classroom".

His charm worked and he slowly won over even the naughtiest of students, who admit he is tough but fair.

He hits the bottle, and recites naughty limericks at an uproarious student-teacher party.

The red-light district contains some of the city's oldest and loveliest late-medieval architecture; using that zone as a naughty Mecca for pothead university students, randy businessmen and gawking families does not create optimal value.Marijuana bars taking over the historic city centre is not a problem Boulder, Colorado, has to worry about, at least not yet.

Back in 1988, when he was first banished to the island at the age of 31, Fry was content to talk about how naughty he was as a child and his love of being a student at Cambridge.

But it is deliciously playful, naughty and Sparrow is entirely free of the fusty conceptualising that give art students a bad name.