Sentence examples for student wake from inspiring English sources

It is quite satisfying to watch a student wake up to the wonders of the social world.

In one story, a high school student wakes up to find a Marine Corps recruitment ad implanted in his head -- his first "brain-mail".

We didn't find out what happened to Wesley's ex-testicles, but I like to imagine a really annoying medical student woke up wearing them as a hat.

William Leo Smith, then a 20-year-old college student, woke up on the floor of the pet shop where he worked, blinking up at a ring of worried faces and feeling as if he'd been stabbed in the hand.

I leaf through the book, and I come across a sentence about the student, who is also very beautiful, sleeping in the passenger seat of a car that the narrator (the professor) is driving, and the student wakes, and stretches, and looks at the professor, and — here's the part that gets me — the pattern of the car-seat upholstery is still imprinted on her cheek.

I leaf through the book, and I come across a sentence about the student, who is also very beautiful, sleeping in the passenger seat of a car that the narrator (the professor) is driving, and the student wakes, and stretches, and looks at the professor, and here's the part that gets me the pattern of the car-seat upholstery is still imprinted on her cheek.

"Wake-up clubs", in which students wake each other up with an early morning phone call, are endemic, with one student remarking of her colleagues, "if I am able to wake 10 minutes before them, then that's 10 extra minutes I have in my day".

"Every day these students wake up go to school and see that absolutely nothing has changed," said Kathryn Eidmann, staff attorney at Public Counsel on a call with reporters.

When students wake up at 6 30 a.m. or earlier to make it to school on time, they physiologically feel like it's the middle of the night, McGlinchey said.

When the other boarding students woke up in the big gray dormitory, he had disappeared.

The students woke up before dawn, to pray in the madrasa's mosque.