Sentence examples for students air from inspiring English sources

PAGE A23 THE LOSERS -- Food stamp recipients, farmers, veterans, small-business owners, nursing students, air travelers and Amtrak passengers would face cuts.

Mr. McAvoy also participated in the sit-in, where students aired demands like a $15 minimum wage for campus workers and more access to campus police records.

"For the amount of work he's done, if he was in corporate America, he'd have made a whole lot more," says Ms. Disenhouse, 32, a onetime graduate student in mathematics, who, with her black-framed glasses, face clean of makeup and simply-furnished apartment, still has that graduate student air.

Give up Aerosol Sprays: For the average college student, Air fresheners are a godsend.

("It is the eleventh of March my birthday!" I once informed an inquisitive parent, like an exchange student air-dropped in from Germany).

One percent of the drawings from the kindergarten students showed air as an important component, while 10% of the first graders included air in their drawings (Tables 2 and 3).

Now Mr Mankarious encourages his students to air complaints and swap ideas.

In the Chambers Street subway stations used by most of the students, the air is still thick with concrete dust.

New this year is an online "student evaluation of module" form, which allows students to air their views on all aspects of the course midway through its delivery.

These are said by institutions to offer useful qualitative information, and also a chance for students to air praise or gripes.

Guardian Students persuaded a group of Woodhouse students to air their hopes and fears about their prospects in advance of results day – and we will be catching up with them again on the day itself.