Sentence examples for students are projected from inspiring English sources

Nationally, a third of undergraduates are older than 25. Adult students are projected to have dramatic enrollment increases within the next decade: a 21percentt increase among students 25-34 years of age and a 16percentt increase in students 35 years of age and older.

On the concourse outside City Hall, where film students are projecting their short movies on to a building across Avenida 18 de Julio, I meet a bearded young graduate called Eduardo, who has a maté in one hand and a spliff in the other.

We see the students in videos that are projected, between scenes, onto the stark white wall of the teachers' lounge.

"We are concerned that the planned community may produce more students than is projected.

What if I made a mistake with some student's project--would I not be placing his/her career in jeopardy, along with mine?

At Oak Knoll, 22 portable classrooms help accommodate a student population that is projected to reach 1,039 in the fall, up from 780 five years ago.

Once victory was projected, students mounted tables, hugged and chanted, "Obama, Obama".

The school system has grown by 1,000 students in the last decade, and is projected to swell to 5,800 by 2009.

Students are assigned project work and they are encouraged to develop relationships through means of networking.

Her students are too busy projecting themselves forwards to spend time dwelling on the past.

Currently, 10 graduate students are working on projects in India.