Sentence examples for school exchange program from inspiring English sources

"If you know of any kids who've come from Europe for a high school exchange program," Mr. Jennings said, "they think American high schools are a lark.

Ms. Paltrow, who had participated in a high school exchange program in Spain and speaks Spanish fluently, overheard, and asked to come along.

She knew in high school she wanted a career in "public policy social welfare issues," in part because of a high school exchange program that took her to a farming community in Nebraska and a coal mining town in Pennsylvania.

(How many publishers can expound on 12th century and 18th century definitions of the German word "gebildet" or describe a high school exchange program experience in Mexico, Mo., as "chiliastic"). But he is also known among former employees as a man with a short temper, a penchant for details and fierce protectiveness of favored authors.

Russia has canceled a popular high school exchange program with the U.S. after a gay Russian student requested asylum based on his sexual orientation.

I arrived at Wooster fresh from a year high school exchange program with AFS in Germany and was among the first freshman to live in Babcock International Hall.

And the Lindens have high school exchange programs and allow international scholars to stay free in exchange for giving talks, practices Mr. Linden said helped raise his hotel's profile.

William L. Gertz, executive vice president of the American Institute for Foreign Study, which runs Au Pair in America and high school exchange programs, said that of 4,000 foreign au pairs in the United States -- including 300 in New Jersey -- only 20 had decided to go home as a result of the attack.

Google something like "high school exchange programs to China", and hopefully you'll get a few hits of agencies that place students from the US in other countries, or the other way around.

business-school exchange program in Paris in fall 1997.

A teen-age boy from Moscow, according to news outlets such as TASS and RIA, had gone to the United States to participate in a high-school exchange program.