Sentence examples for student stage from inspiring English sources
The phrase "student stage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically refers to a specific point in a student's life, such as a school level (elementary, middle, or high school) or a period of time during which a student is making a transition, such as when transitioning from high school to college. For example, "After completing his high school studies, Paul was ready to enter the next student stage: college."
The Manu-smriti (100 ce; Laws of Manu), for example, was content to regard marriage as the female equivalent of initiation into the life of a student, thereby effectively denying the student stage of life to girls.
She became the first foreign, and only the third ever, female president of the Cambridge Union, and then ascended, effortlessly, from the Cambridge student stage to the national one.
Especially in the wake of Communism's collapse, all kinds of ballet troupes -- well-established and ephemeral, with tried (not to say tired) and true veterans and downy young things barely past the student stage -- continue to tour the United States, usually to midsize and smaller cities, or to the suburbs surrounding the larger dance capitals.
The aim of this paper is to describe his academic career; particularly, his student stage, how he became interested in scientific research and his first years as investigator.
Horizontal networking with peers, even at this student stage of our lives, is just as important as vertical networking to find our next station in life.
Mr. Roccoberton recalled one performance in which a student staged a drama using lettuce, a turnip, a carrot and a squash.
However, written evidence from partitioning tasks did not seem as promising for distinguishing student stages.
Soon several students stage a "riot".
Two acting students stage their own disappearance -- but then one of them is murdered.
At school, the students stage for parents and other students skits that portray scenarios involving choices and alcohol.
The students stage a number of performances during the year, often appearing in works created by Feld.
