Sentence examples for student trips from inspiring English sources

Adding the first day, this means that they can go on student trips for, at most, 18 days.

Thank the boomers who in the 1960s and '70s made shoestring student trips to Europe de rigueur.

In the new business model, universities would pay a fee to ThinkImpact to lead student trips to Africa, immerse the students in the field and give them hands-on training in social enterprise.

With its outsized demographics and yearnings for adventure, the baby boom generation has been reshaping the travel industry for decades, from shoestring student trips in the '60s to singles resorts in the '70s and the luxury hotel boom of the '90s.

His French father-in-law designed the solar stove years ago after a student trip to West Africa.

I first met Gilbert when we travelled through Poland together on a student trip from Oxford in the summer of 1959.

They were cruising down the Nile River on a student trip to Egypt when romance struck — not for them, but for their roommates.

"Poor sanitation is one of the most important underlying causes in the country's pervasive malnutrition," said Dr. Richard Cash of the Harvard School of Public Health, who led the student trip.

The district also drew a slap on the wrist from the state's education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, in May for a decision to help finance a student trip overseas.

In early 1994, Ms. Tingle, then a senior in college, said she felt a spark of romantic interest while packing for a student trip to West Africa.

He said the BBC had essentially recruited some students in a university-affiliated student international relations group, the Grimshaw Club, and had "passed it off" as a student trip.