Sentence examples for second wave of students from inspiring English sources

Once their decisions have been tabulated, Mr. Kalb said, a second wave of students will be allowed to transfer.

Then why not apply to be in the second wave of students at the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, a new postgraduate institution in Abu Dhabi, which specialises in renewable and sustainable technologies, sited in what's billed as the world's first sustainable city?

But the government says feedback from the first wave of students and teachers has been overwhelmingly positive.

But after the Cultural Revolution ended with Mao's death in 1976, many of them enrolled in college and then were among the first wave of students to study in the United States.

At the Kuumba cultural centre, which organises excellent walking tours of the area with local guides, Jeroen Marckelbach explains that, after that first wave of students, Matonge has not been a place where Africans lived (the area has been too expensive for poor migrants for decades), but a meeting place: somewhere to shop, eat and party.

By 2017, the first wave of students of P-Tech — Pathways in Technology Early College High School — is expected to emerge with associate's degrees in applied science in computer information systems or electromechanical engineering technology, following a course of studies developed in consultation with I.B.M.

Collins was also part of the first wave of students arriving at Palmer this season to work on a research project, begun in 1990, that explores how the extent of annual sea ice affects the polar biota.

Because Sajwani showed promise in school, he received a government scholarship in 1978 to study in the U.S.-making him one of the first wave of students sent to America by the government.

The first wave of students were almost entirely educated in Chinese-language schools, but were not able to find opportunities for tertiary education in Indonesia.

Scott-Heron was part of the first wave of students to integrate the formerly all-white public junior high school in Jackson, Tenn.

Whether the series of campus demonstrations in recent years will escalate into a sort of third wave of student movement, on the order of antiwar or divestment, remains a question.