Sentence examples for students bar from inspiring English sources

But they are accountants, students, bar managers and company representatives pitted against full-time multimillionaire sportsmen.

Through encounters with sundry artists, musicians, students, bar owners, gangsters, prostitutes, and slackers, Mexico assembles a compelling portrait of China's contemporary youth culture and the limits of Communist control.

Katie Grand remembers her first sight of Deacon in the students' bar - 'He was of course very tall and handsome and kind of sure of himself and all the women tutors were fluttering around him'.

Organized as… Through encounters with sundry artists, musicians, students, bar owners, gangsters, prostitutes, and slackers, Mexico assembles a compelling portrait of China's contemporary youth culture and the… Set in a moribund Pennsylvania steel town, this bleak but skillful début novel is both affecting and timely.

He was described, probably pretty loosely, as one of Râzî's students; Bar Hebraeus writes of a group who were famed as "authors of major works on logic and philosophy… [among them] Khûnajî in Cairo" (translated in Pococke 1663: 485.7 13 (Arabic)).

Although we did not record the precise location of student contact, we estimate that over two thirds of the recruitment at ULU took place in the students' bar and nearly all of them were either having a drink or were queuing to buy one.

Undergraduate students, barred for about a decade, are back, although they all must leave by 5 p.m.; they cannot live on campus.

Absolutely," said Colonel Packard, who said that some older staff members and retirees would prefer to see openly gay students barred from the academies.

In an effort to appeal to increasingly demanding students, bars are cleaning up their sticky-as-caramel floors, installing midcentury modern furniture, and offering more hard liquor.

The Business Roundtable, a national group of corporate officers, recently denounced the protests, attributing them to parents of low-scoring students barred from graduating.

The change is expected to allow about 80 of the 500 or so students barred under the original restrictions to attend the university this summer.