Sentence examples for student rolls from inspiring English sources

The pair tracked the prevalence of particular surnames in the student rolls of Oxford and Cambridge Universities over the centuries.

The superintendent, Vice Adm. John Ryan, proposes to increase the student rolls, to 4,400 from 4,000.

In fact, she seems to have made only halfhearted attempts to work as a consultant, though she was finally taken off the student rolls at Oxford in 2006.

Rising pension costs and falling student rolls would also place severe pressures on universities, which would have to retrench to survive, he said.

MUMBAI, Maharashtra— At a referral center in Mumbai, a 19-year-old college student rolls up the sleeve of her tunic to reveal an inch-long red lesion surrounded by a negligible skin discoloration on her arm.

The country's Blairite government has done away with the longstanding system of allocating funding based on student rolls in favour of rewarding institutions for recognised activity on the research front.

As the lecturer watched, a nearby student rolled up her sleeves, looking tired but determined.

At one point, Lefevre said, he admitted that he wasn't wild about the mushrooms — they were kind of chewy, he said — and the student rolled his eyes.

The wrongdoing there went far beyond UAAA concerns: one professor was charged with defrauding the state by accepting payment for teaching a class that never met, whose official student roll was filled with athletes.

He noted that 40% of his student roll changed each year and that getting the kids to school within an hour of commencement each morning was his personal goal for the year.

Tutors and local VIPs invited to the 19th floor of a Leeds office block found almost £1m worth of sculpture, painting and videos by names not to be found on the Leeds university fine art student roll.