Sentence examples for opening for students from inspiring English sources

The storm forced the University of North Carolina at Wilmington to suspend a planned opening for students moving in to residence halls.

Later, Ms. Horton-Sheff, who is a Hartford city councilwoman and no relation to Mr. Horton, said the state's failure to provide the needed schools and openings for students contributed to a "racial isolation" of both minority and white children and an "instability" that ultimately deters parents from choosing magnet schools.

The results can be eye-opening for students and life-transforming for those they serve.

Consider applying to more than one school depending on available openings for students and entrance requirements.

Depending on when you apply and available openings for student, you may want to consider applying to more than one school.

(Even that number is only a conditional answer, since those committed students could still get word that their first-choice school has plucked them off its waiting list, leaving an opening for a student on the second-choice school's waiting list).

Wednesday through Aug. 12. Performances are Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. (previews); Friday (opening); Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 3 p.m. Tickets: $25 (previews and opening); $15, $20 $13 and $155 for students and older people.

The apprentice spots will be filled by members of the School of American Ballet, the company's feeder, thus creating openings for new students.

Hackgate is sapping News International of tens of millions of pounds instead of investing in new openings for journalism students at university, and the high quality investigative journalism seen as the holy grail of the fourth estate's democratic function.

Please let me know if there is a possible opening for a graduate student in the upcoming fall or winter terms.

Companies here in Minnesota are so hungry for workers that they posted five job openings for every student in a new training program in industrial sewing, a full month before the training was even completed.