Sentence examples for student emerged from inspiring English sources

Mikhail Pushkarev, 19, a student, emerged from a long line, brushing off his coat.

It covered the years in which Eliot, arriving in England in 1914 as an unknown 26-year old graduate student, emerged as the most startling poet of his time, from the publication of Prufrock and Other Observations in 1917 up to The Waste Land in 1922.

Interestingly, in the second year a new type of student emerged: the Late Awakeners.

The average student emerges from college carrying $20,000 in educational debt.

All the new programs fit into what he calls a cradle-to-career education plan to help every student emerge with marketable job skills.

And by the sixth episode, a comment made by a medical student emerging from his first anatomy class becomes entirely understandable.

Socrates is accused of this in the Clouds: a student emerges from his instruction with an argument that purports to justify a son's whipping his father.

In the minute-long video, a hijab-wearing student emerges from a bathroom stall and is confronted by a classmate wearing a purple shirt.

A little later, the students emerged, transformed, wearing tight jeans and colorful tops, their hair coiffed or lacquered or pulled back in a ponytail of lavish, tight curls.

After school let out Thursday at Robert Emmet Elementary School, one of the campuses slated for closing, students emerged clutching enrollment forms for the schools to which they will transfer.

Most recently a new plan for 2,600 students emerged, with aspects of the others and incorporated a 10- to 12-acre park into the center.