Sentence examples for student forces from inspiring English sources

By practicing slowly, by breaking skills down into tiny parts and repeating, the strenuous student forces the brain to internalize a better pattern of performance.

For one performance -- Liszt's "Gran Messe," a Mass written for the consecration of the basilica in Gran, Hungary, in 1855 and performed here by mostly student forces under the direction of Nicol Pasquet -- the festival moved to the Baroque magnificence of the Jesuit Church.

Another query from an impressive, but undocumented, student forced Ms Whitman to say that the questioner should be deported.

On "Breaking In" on Fox he plays a 27-year-old perpetual student forced to go to work for Christian Slater.

He was an indifferent student, forced to repeat several grades, but his mother made him stick with it, because her welfare benefits would drop if he quit school.

Mathew Horne, perhaps best known from the BBC's Gavin and Stacey, plays the Oxford student forced to impersonate a fellow undergraduate's widowed Brazilian aunt.

García Márquez's father, Gabriel Eligio García, was a relentless Don Juan and would-be medical student, forced by economic necessity to go to Aracataca as a telegraph operator.

Are all North Korean students forced to get Kim Jong-un's haircut?

At one point, a few students forced their way into the building.

Blacks were admitted from 1873 to 1877, when the flight of white faculty and students forced the school to close.

Many students, forced to think harder about the cost-benefit of an MBA, do appear sanguine about the new conditions.