Sentence examples for students foot from inspiring English sources

"Not a single critic has explained why it is fair that our students foot the bill for a radio station run primarily by outsiders for the benefit of others," said Gary McDonald, a university spokesman.

By raising fees at the same time as cutting budgets the government has been charged with making students foot some of the bill for the deficit reduction plan, and the argument has moved from being one purely about the principles of funding in higher education.

(Students foot the bill for the balance). The federal government spent some $19 billion on loan subsidies and $28 billion in Pell grants, which up until the past year or so were only applicable to college.

All the while, taxpayers and students footed the bill to pad the pockets of shareholders.

We don't see Erin Burnett tracking the tide of neglect that's lapping at these students' feet just as Sandy swelled the waters Burnett patrolled in lower Manhattan.

Walk around the room and watch for wandering eyes, cell phones or other devices on desks, open books or book bags at students' feet or on a nearby chair, or students who stop writing when you walk near them.

Guillermoprieto writes with a novelist's zest for particulars, from the taste and smell of Galo's mother's lemon meringues (and the process by which she bartered for the egg whites to make them) to the shape of her students' feet.

"We're just trying to get our students' feet wet in modern biology.

Researchers theorize that chilling the students' feet caused the blood vessels in their nose to constrict, which in turn lowered their immune response.

Although there are general rules of thumb, ballet instructors are more and more relying on individual assessment of students' feet and ankles to determine whether or not they are ready for pointe work.

Fourteen students on foot and the three on the bus were taken to hospitals, officials said.