Sentence examples for student masses from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Guardian and the Times, which offer a subsidised price to students, the Sun knows its audience lies elsewhere and doesn't need to convert the student masses.

Ding Zhenwei is in some ways a refreshing antidote to the stereotype of China's results-obsessed student masses.

Wearing long sleeves, long pants, gloves and helmets in the late August heat, we melted into one student mass.

At their protest prior to the vote on fees two years ago, the NUS leadership were privately stunned when turnout far exceeded expectations and 50,000 students massed in London.

When I returned to Maotanchang in June, the night before the students' mass departure for the gaokao, the darkened sky was illuminated by dozens of floating paper lanterns.

For five weeks, hundreds of students massed around the statue, tagging it with graffiti, covering it in black bin bags, and singing songs from the anti-apartheid struggle such as Senzeni Na? (What have we done?).

Lawmakers adopted a $29.3 billion budget, closing a deficit estimated at $11 billion with cuts to education, local governments, tuition aid for college students, mass transit and tax breaks for the elderly and poor.

More than 1,000 students massed at the legislature on Monday to demand the ouster of President B. J. Habibie in one of the largest rallies seen at Parliament since former President Suharto resigned in May as public unrest over the country's economic crisis grew.

To do so, our best allies there are those who make their bread and butter reporting information to the public as most academics report it to students: mass media reporters.

Another notable event occurred when FSU students massed in protest of student deaths at Kent State University causing classes to be canceled.

Students massed outside police headquarters in New Delhi to protest the ongoing problem of sexual violence in the capital.