Sentence examples for street students from inspiring English sources

On a rise across the street, students from one of the high school seminaries were cleaning up a playground and planting flowers.

At the school, located with the company on West 55th Street, students can study a wide range of dance styles, from modern to jazz to classical ballet.

At the corner of 97th Street, students were arriving at De La Salle Academy, a private middle school on the block.

But at La Guardia High School, the city's top performing arts school, just across the street, students and teachers were all in costume.

One block east of Stuyvesant on Chambers Street, students would normally have a clear view south down Greenwich Street toward 7 World Trade Center, where a smoldering stack of rubble remains, several stories tall.

Thus at Lincoln, housed in a century-old mansion on East 79th Street, students begin memorizing Shakespearean sonnets and learning classical Sanskrit in kindergarten, and then extract the moral lessons from those works, including the Ramayana, an epic Sanskrit poem that tells the story of the heroic prince Rama and his triumph over the wicked Ravana, king of Lanka.

Riots erupted in the streets, students took over campuses, bombs went off, and institutions of all kind were attacked.

In the streets, student protesters have compelled the country's supreme spiritual leader to order an appeals court review of the death sentence given to a history professor for saying that Muslims should not "blindly" follow clerical authority.

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Street performers, students, vendors and political demonstrators all gravitate here.

At Newtown High School on 90th Street, 4,298 students were enrolled last year.