Sentence examples for student referred from inspiring English sources

Still, there were lingering signs of what one student referred to as "the craziness".

This prompted the most talkative "student", referred to as X in the transcript, to reply: "I'm not an active Fabian.

The idea came to him after a student referred to what happened that day as "an accident".

If a student referred to a picture, she could usually locate it immediately and show it in class, zooming in on any details she wanted.

An article last Sunday about Anonymous Lawyer, a satirical Web log written by a Harvard Law School student, referred incorrectly to a book about Harvard Law, "One L," by Scott Turow.

I was the student referred to by Mr. Wolff who questioned Mr. Lewis about the tension between him and advocates for the disabled who have viewed his "Jerry's Kids" crusade as patronizing and a step backward for their cause.

"There were no lame reflections," said another student, referring to the end-of-day pieces all the students write, which on this particular day were of exemplary quality.

He cited a recent Newsday article that featured a West Hempstead high school student, referring to her as a Hempstead High School student.

"We broke them on Jan . 25" said Ahmed Abdel-Galil, a 21-year-old student, referring to the date that Egypt's revolution began.

"As you know, one tribe, one circle has governed Afghanistan," said Rasullah Paya, 22, a Kabul University student, referring to the Pashtuns, the ethnic group of Mr. Karzai.

"This is the biggest mistake Chávez ever made," said Axel Ortiz, 20, a student, referring to Mr. Chávez's choice of Mr. Maduro as his successor.