Sentence examples for students calls from inspiring English sources

One of the professor's students calls him "a lump of gold without impurities," a judgment that might extend to "Madadayo".

Other big name US universities have proven hold-outs to students' calls so far, including Harvard, though in April it did make some concessions to divestment campaigners, saying it would sign a UN-backed code of responsible investment.

The bill, which passed 53 to 20 in the Assembly with three abstentions in March after testimony from four Nutley High students, calls for a written warning and parental notification for first-time offenders.

Their iconic images are sold as kitsch - dolls of Sub-Commander Marcos on horseback, or T-shirts emblazoned with Mayan eyes peering through ski masks - to the Zapa-tourists who have turned San Cristóbal de las Casas into what one of my students calls a "hippie Disneyland".

But last week 60 academics at the university sent an open letter to the vice-chancellor deploring the "heavy-handed" tactics used to crush the protest and supporting the students' calls for disinvestment from the arms industry and scholarships for Palestinian students.

Stacy Palestrant, a senior associate at Katzenbach Partners who conducted a study of Chinese MBA students, calls them the bridge generation.

"JoePa class," students called it.

Students call him Grandpa Alfred.

Students call teachers by first names.

Hesitantly, a few students called out.

The students call him "Dr. Poteat".