Sentence examples for rain students from inspiring English sources

Early this month, after a heavy rain, students along with Harry Hall, a Saunders teacher, pulled on hip waders and ventured into the fast moving waters to plant a computerized probe, which will monitor a variety of factors like depth, temperature, salinity and oxygen levels in the river for 30 days.

Because it was raining, students from 52 classrooms tried to use a single, narrow staircase located closest to their dorms, a provincial newspaper reported.

But given that it does occasionally rain and students do occasionally study, I cannot say for sure.

Last Friday, on a sultry afternoon that threatened rain, three students positioned themselves between vendors hawking wireless telephones and health insurance at the bustling Fordham Plaza shopping center in the Bronx to sell the virtues of the college.

A series of events across south-east Asia - burning rain forests, student riots and the toppling of President Suharto in Indonesia, the downing of a jet over northern Sumatra with the death of 234 passengers - made the region seem an unappealing destination to western holiday-makers.

What about the rain, no umbrella?" Students seek help with exams, others with driving tests.

The worst time was the eleven hours we spent on Whitehall in the rain after protesting students kicked the crap out of a riot van.

Despite heavy rains, several thousand students protested against tuition increases and divestment in higher education Wednesday in London, according to organizers.

He tells an anecdote about Larkin standing at a Hull bus stop in the rain, saying to a student inching in his direction: "Don't think you are coming under my umbrella".

The EEG visualising pendant - developed by Rain Ashford, a PhD student at Goldsmiths, University of London - is able to monitor electrical activity in a person's brain and transmit a visual interpretation of that activity to a pendant that can be wore around the subject's neck.

To solve this problem, the students created a rain gauge using images and colors to help in reading the rain gauge and enable data collection a similar initiative was reported by Baudoin et al. (2016) in their analysis of EWS in Sri Lanka.