Sentence examples for student rising from inspiring English sources

He was an excellent student, rising each year, and he graduated 12th of 40, earning an artillery commission.

Tsipras is surrounded by party cadres who fought in the student rising that overthrew the junta, but their fathers' generation suffered torture and imprisonment during and after the civil war.

They are souvenirs of what surrealism meant to its spokesman and grand marshal, born in 1896 and destined to die in 1966, just two years before the Paris student rising that vindicated - for a moment - so many of his ideas about revolution and desire.

This is a well-known legend in China that stems from ancient time and speaks to the student rising in stature in the world by means of education.

The former IT student rose to prominence after appearing in a video showing the murder of US journalist James Foley in August last year.

McFall, a 23-year-old fashion student, rises to number 8 with her rendition of Gloria Gaynor's 1979 classic, "I Will Survive".

The average fees for a one-year course for a domestic student rose to £4,000 last year; an MBA costs an average of £12,000.

Eventually, in each group, a student rose to say, "I like you," not to a classmate but to Jerry, his likely plan all along.

By August it had signed up 1m students, rising to over 2m now.

In our first year we had 56 students, rising to 92 this year.

The university's first intake will be of 1100 students, rising to 3500 over the next four years.