Sentence examples for student finding from inspiring English sources

After graduating as a highly skilled student, finding full-time employment was about as easy as finding affordable living in Manhattan.

The outcast in Ms. Rees's movie (Adepero Oduye, in a heart-melting turn) travels an even more lonesome road as a lesbian high-school student finding her way against the odds.

In 1953, Mr. Herzog wrote an essay for The New York Times in which he described the first time he went climbing in the Alps as a student, finding himself isolated, vulnerable, in peril — and thrilled.

Daniel Radcliffe is eager, if uncomfortably cast, as the naive English student finding his sexuality and creative voice via an unrequited crush on destructive fellow student Lucien Carr – played by Dane DeHaan with an amped-up vigour and eroticism the film could use more of.

"Even more ironically," Matloff notes, "Moran's green cards would be conditional on the foreign student finding work within a year.

First, the class is divided into two groups; one facing in, the other facing out, with each student finding a partner.

For many families and students, finding that amount of money is difficult, if not outright unfeasible.

Other students, finding entrance to their dream school in India impossible, have made similar choices.

For many prospective students, finding a group of like-minded individuals will be the deciding factor.

Mr. Lenczewski, for example, has his students finding and using professional cinematography apps for smartphones and tablets.

I can see high school and college philosophy students finding endless discussion fodder in "The Lying Carpet"; it would be a great graduation gift for black-clad poetesses.