Sentence examples for students converting from inspiring English sources

It was also the Conservatives who in the July budget took away what remained of grants for poorer students, converting them to loans.

Students converting a large chunk of their maintenance loans into hangovers is nothing new.

Students converting a large chunk of their student loans into hangovers is nothing new, nor is the backlash.

Rabbi Seltzer framed his responsibilities a bit differently, noting that he had helped four students convert to Judaism.

Eighty-five percent of our students convert their internships into full-time offers—significantly higher than the "street" average conversion rate of 70percentt.

Have students convert the federal numbers calculated above into this "household" scale to put the numbers in a more understandable context, or have them create a scale of their own.

During this experience, students convert theory into practice as they apply classroom knowledge to practical work situations, as well as gain knowledge and skills, which will enhance future coursework.

Although not every student converts to what some half-jokingly call Raoism, applications for the course have grown steadily.

One student converted sec x into ( frac{1}{ sin x} ).

He earned a degree in Industrial Design at Syracuse University and, while still a university student, converted his car into an ambulance to help the local fire department.

The three men were invited to talk about being recruited and trained as terrorists, not religion, although one of them, Zak Anani, did tell students that converting to Christianity from Islam saved his life, said John Van Winkle, another spokesman for the academy.