Sentence examples for student was removed from inspiring English sources

Even as the officials met in the school yesterday morning, a student was removed from the building by school safety agents after a loud dispute.

(American Airlines, December 2015) Khairuldeen Makhzoom, a Berkley student, was removed after he was heard saying the phrase "inshallah" in Arabic at the end of a telephone conversation.

Khairuldeen Makhzoomi, a student, was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight and questioned by the FBI in April after a passenger heard him speaking in Arabic to his uncle, he said.

Meanwhile, a college student was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight last month because a woman was terrified after hearing him speak Arabic.

A University of Alabama student was removed from her sorority this week for sending a racist Snapchat photo bragging that no black women were accepted to her Greek house.

This prayer happens to be in Arabic, and following an incident of blatant Islamophobia on April 6th when Khairuldeen Makhzoomi, an Iraqi UC Berkeley student was removed from a Southwest Airlines plane for speaking in Arabic on his phone -- hardly the first time the airline has done such a thing -- I will think twice about reciting my prayer aloud.

America will be united with him and the country's perception will change around the world as the "A" student assumes the powerful seat and the "C" student is removed.

Feb. 15, 11 45 p.m. Collis Common Ground: A male medical student approached a Safety and Security officer to report that an intoxicated male medical student had spit beer in a woman's face and requested the intoxicated student be removed from the event.

At the very least, the student is removed from college with no options for ever returning to the school.

The line "with no fee waiver for disadvantaged students" was removed to acknowledge that the University of Manchester does offer fee waivers for disadvantaged students.

But the report also found that students were removed from their classes 32,030 times during 1998-99 for violent offenses like fighting, making threats or bringing weapons to school.