Sentence examples for students landed from inspiring English sources

Teachers whose classes edged out at least 15percentt of the others in their district would receive $2,000 bonuses, while those whose students landed in the top 25percentt would get $1,000.

Fewer students landed in Check BAC than in Wisconsin's Show and Blow program, which Wisconsin's assistant dean of students, Ervin Cox, said included 94 students in six home games out of about 13,000 with season tickets.

As the bell announced the end of lunch, 14-year-old Brandon Wilson bounded through a crowd of students, landed in front of a spin-the-wheel game and asked a woman, "Can I play one last time?" He spun the wheel, which stopped on the words, "Signs of stress".

The 2012 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) test examined 44 countries' students' problem-solving abilities -- American students landed just above the average, but they still scored below many other developed countries, including Britain, Singapore, Korea, Japan, China and Canada.

(Not surprising his Ph. D. students landed the best jobs: at Harvard, at Berkeley, and at major research university all over the world. ) But De Vos was also a strong critic of the misuse and fetishization of these same psychological instruments.

The dedication and commitment to the cause of these young students landed them a meeting at Dunkin' Donuts' Corporate Headquarters in Canton, Massachusetts, where the students expressed their concerns about the 1.7 billion coffees served each year in disposable EPS cups, which could have major consequences if they end up in the ocean.

The best programmes can also foster strong links with companies, helping students land the plum jobs.

On some days, 50 students land in detention, a quarter of the upper school.

Many educators say internships are vital in helping students land jobs after graduation.

For many high school students, landing a college scholarship depends on their athletic skills, straight A's or financial need.

In 2014, Rick Singer released two slim volumes to help students land a spot at their dream colleges.