Sentence examples for roster of students from inspiring English sources

Compared with her regular roster of students, the forum fellows had "enormous inhibitions," Ms. Linklater said.

The roster of students changed regularly, as inmates were released or transferred to other institutions and 50-minute class periods were occasionally truncated by alarms (Ms. Telegrafi emphasized that she had never been concerned about her safety while teaching there).

Gordon can't help but assume that she's working at a lower level since she's ended up on his roster of students who want to study for the G.E.D, and so he gets her these books that most people read in, say, sixth grade, which she and her cellmate laugh about.

A third developer, Pear Deck, is using the API to automatically invite a class's current roster of students to their interactive presentation service called Pear Deck.

The clinical component of teaching in this course involves allocation by roster of students to clinical placements in five metropolitan teaching hospitals and also a rural clinical school.

Her school, more liberal than most, offers an elective course in sex education, and its roster of student organizations includes one devoted to gay pride.

Sometimes we are on vacation or on a trip or out of the country or have our roster full of students (I myself cannot accept new students until the Spring. I'm full right now).

Its roster of former students includes many very famous names and its alumni have won nominations for 80 Oscars, 53 Tonys, and 93 Emmys.

She is not even listed on the roster of Shinnecock students compiled by Ronald G. Pisano, yet family photographs in the current exhibition's catalog document her presence at the school around 1900.

The roster of causes students are organizing around has expanded in the interim, from opposition to Israel to newer issues of discrimination in housing and jobs, the profiling of Arab men at airports and due process for an unknown number of largely unidentified Muslims being detained by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

In 1955, Upton joined White in Rochester, spending a year as the first in a long and impressive roster of "resident students".