Sentence examples for slowly students from inspiring English sources

Slowly, students began to see that certain terms bore less importance to the course material.

Slowly students are awakened to what may be fine and accessible and useful in literature, and even pleasurable.

On a recent Saturday, Ms. McDonald started her class slowly; students stretched on the floor to the sound of relaxing Indian-infused jazz, as she encouraged them to think of their yoga mats as private magic carpets.

Although the language of distribution may be very complex for students to absorb in fourth grade alongside variation, slowly students should develop the notion suggested by Wild (2006) that distribution is 'the lens through which statisticians look at the variation in data' (p. 10).

"He should walk how?" "Slowly," the students said.

The police were slowly evacuating students from campus buildings and all classes were canceled.

The TV room emptied slowly as students learned of their military value.

For his part, Maharishi had been circling the globe for nearly a decade, slowly attracting students, mostly among respectable middle-aged people with a metaphysical bent.

Slowly, a student volunteered that in his school children supported by Farg, a government programme assisting those affected by the genocide, have had their notebooks thrown in the toilets.

At the beginning of each one, for example, students slowly draw a spiral on a sheet of paper.

Look through from here and you see students slowly making sense of the vast architectural canvas enveloping them.