Sentence examples for student a book from inspiring English sources

Dr. Richardson has instituted a program of sending each incoming student a book from the short list of finalists for the Man Booker, Britain's top literary prize.

When I give a student a book to read, I'm hoping someday that kid will want to have that book on their shelf and talk to people about it.

I read more in those few months than in any other few months from the rest of my life—as a student, a book reviewer, a lifelong lover of words.

Or, rather than giving a student a book to read after she grows frustrated that she's the first one to finish her assignment, suggest before class that she select a book to keep at her desk, in case she completes her work early.

Today I gave a student a book.

Referencing Malala's speech to the United Nations earlier this year, Ms. Khalique said, "[Malala] said a teacher, a student, a book and a pen.

We could give students a book and then have them talk with a trained examiner about what they read; the oral reconstruction could be analyzed for evidence of their narrative comprehension.

Nationwide, hundreds of colleges and universities, large and small, public and private, assign first-year students a book to read over the summer, hoping to create a sense of community and engage students intellectually.

I often recommend to my students a book entitled "Finding Freedom" by Jarvis Jay Masters, an inmate on San Quentin's death row.

We can check to see if a student takes a book but not if they have read it.

I'm not currently teaching, but it's a wonderful feeling when a former student gets a book published and sends me a copy.