Sentence examples for student open from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Yunis has never seen a student open one of these books — possibly because students are not allowed to borrow them — he did say that every once in a while someone would drop in and flip through a big volume on American geography that sits on a table, or peruse the leaflets that explain how to pursue studies in the United States.

I WAS never a froufrou kind of person," said Joyce Brown, her hair worn in a slight pouf and pulled back from her face, her white lab coat, embroidered with the word "student," open over a black and white shell and skirt.

Superficially, it's not difficult to see how Pot Noodle might appeal to students - idle, poor, clueless at anything that might keep them alive, tastebud receptors already attuned to precooked, presauced, premasticated, predigested foods (if you are a student, open the curtains and try to imagine yourself as head of a marketing department instead).

Of the 338 sets of student open responses on the pretests, slightly more than half exhibited at least one of the four most common misconceptions.

"The resident asks the specialist nurse student open questions during the different parts of the round before moving on to the next part.

The confirmation was often permission seeking in its nature and the expertise seeking was directed from learners to supervisors both intra- and interprofessionally. "The resident asks the specialist nurse student open questions during the different parts of the round before moving on to the next part.

In March, John Patrick Bedell, an engineering grad student, opened fire at an entrance to the Pentagon.

During the last decade, Dublin was regularly lauded as a good student, opening up its goods, services and capital markets.

When a student opens the fat acceptance letter from Reed College in Portland, Ore., confetti comes flying out.

Powell's roots began in Chicago, where Michael Powell, as a University of Chicago graduate student, opened his first bookstore in 1970.

On Wednesday, a 17-year-old student opened fire at Millard South High School in Omaha, sending students rushing to the kitchen to seek safety.