Sentence examples for reply students from inspiring English sources

"Come on yourself," I might reply, "students of pop history and hard-core Beatles fans, who presumably will make up much of the audience, will be unable to resist a pompous little snigger when they see a right-hander delivering 'Eleanor Rigby'".

Based on their replies, students were labelled as being in the "control" (neither questionnaire nor lecture: Groups 3A and 4A) or "intervention" (questionnaire + lecture: Groups 3B and 4B) cohorts.

In February 2012, Apple CEO Tim Cook failed to reply to students' and scholars' open letter on student labour exploitation.

Instead, the teacher emailed the school nurse and waited for a reply, telling students to stay calm and remain in their seats.

Of course, replied the students, otherwise we would not say that we have an answer.

The judge replied: "Even students have an income.

Because she wasn't able to reply, her student loan claim was cancelled and she had to reapply.

Having spent between four and 10 hours preparing lectures and seminars, and then replying to students' emails, you are paid £35 (five months later).

When presented with these allegations by DanWatch, Wistron replied that students at the factory are completing internships as required by their school curriculum and are at the plant voluntarily.

"I get paid for the teaching time and some extra time on top – but the extras aren't enough to cover all the time I spend reading, preparing, attending lectures, replying to students' emails, marking essays and so on".

Indeed, the technologically-mediated nature of online communication was thought by some to create miscommunication, thereby necessitating more communication than in face-to-face classrooms and, despite the ability for CMC/TMC to occur at 'any time', inevitably, academic replies to students' online questions were perceived to arrive insufficiently as soon, or immediately, as students wished.