Sentence examples for students cutting from inspiring English sources

"I find many of our students cutting across the grass instead of using the paths," she explained.

University College Cork, which came in 190th in the QS rankings, received an overall rating of five stars, placing it among an international elite that, according to QS, offers students "cutting edge facilities and internationally renowned research and teaching faculty".

In one of the best he dismembers a chicken in front of a group of students, cutting off the parts that they agree look the best: the breast, the drumsticks, the wings, the thighs.

The Spirit of '02 was found buried in a ditch by students cutting wood for the annual Aggie Bonfire in the fall of 1974.

Second, in regards to student behavior and socioeconomic influences, there were 10 questions asking the teacher the extent to which student tardiness, student absenteeism, student class cutting, student apathy, lack of parental involvement, poverty, and poor student health were a problem at his or her school.

President Bush signed legislation overhauling federal student-aid programs, raising grants to low-income college students and cutting subsidies to companies that make federally guaranteed student loans.

So prospective students are cutting through the publicity by using social media alongside official guides.

For-profit colleges argue that the rule would harm the most vulnerable students by cutting their education choices.

Housing officials say that "roommate self-selection," as the process is known, empowers students while cutting down on irksome appeals to switch later on.

She was responding to UUK chief Steve Smith's view that mid-ranking universities will try to lure top students by cutting their fees.

While Tom talks with proprietary fervour about the revolution in Paris ("The children are tearing down the prison walls"), Jill can think only of the handsome old plane trees the students are cutting down.