Sentence examples for students chain from inspiring English sources

April 1985 On April 4, Columbia students chain the doors of the administration building and demonstrate for four weeks to protest the university's investment in countries that do business with South Africa.

And it's not new -- teaching machines and students chained to a screen to plod through educational software are old news, a spark that has been failing to catch flame for decades.

UPDATE April 27th: In an extraordinary uprising at the Tucson Unified School District board meeting last night, Ethnic Studies/Mexican American Studies MASstudentsnts chained themselves to the board members chairs and derailed the introduction of a controversial resolution that would have terminated their acclaimed program's core curriculum accreditation.

They hit students with chains, lobbed bricks at their heads and beat them with long wooden truncheons.

Mr. Goodman was known among students for chain-smoking through his sardonic lectures and insisting that they walk around New York to see how people related to buildings at ground level before they sat down at their drafting boards to design one.

Whereas in Cambridge an overemphasis on hobbies, not working as hard as you possibly could, was a little bit frowned upon (jokes were made about Ph.D. students being "chained to the bench"), here at Rockefeller almost everyone, it seemed to me, mixed work and play as one would mix eating and drinking.

Adding to the tension, several dozen students have chained themselves up in public, demanding to see the president.

The students "form chains and sing 'Yare dabestani' -- 'My Fellow Schoolmate' -- a classic revolutionary song that every Iranian around knows by heart".

The students had chained and locked the entrance to a college building to protest a curriculum deficient in black studies and a lack of black faculty.

As with other Fringe episodes, Fox released a science lesson plan in collaboration with Science Olympiad for grade school children focusing on the science seen in "The Plateau", with the intention of having "students learn about chain reactions, where small changes result in additional changes, leading to a self-propagating chain of events".

students as a chain of Mac stores.