Sentence examples for students lord from inspiring English sources

Lord of the Flies cover illustration competition for students Lord of the Flies has sold millions of copies and is read by students all over the world.

In a study of 392 university students, Lord and Marino (1993) reported that only 7.1% of the students polled thought that evolution occurred because individuals better fit for the environment had a greater potential to leave a larger number of offspring, while the remainder selected misconceptions such as the purposeful striving toward higher forms (42.4%).

Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.

I came of age in the '80s and '90s and can still recall when Xavier's students were lords of the Underground, and the phrase "comic book movie" conjured absurd images of David Hasselhoff donning an eye patch.

Defending the broadcast of the recent Panorama programme on North Korea - in which BBC journalists filmed secretly during a study trip with 10 London School of Economics students - Lord Hall said he was "satisfied there had been clarity over what was going on". "I don't want to inhibit difficult decisions being made," Lord Hall told the committee.

It's all the same land-lord, students live in the same place, there's a social element to it.

This is probably one of the reasons why the release of GTA V has been so eagerly awaited; it's been five years since a new Grand Theft Auto surfaced and allowed us to act out our inherent bad sides, unifying a legion of virtual crime lords – be they students, plumbers, hairdressers, accountants or actual crime lords – who can't wait to get back to the streets of Los Santos.

Only two months ago the former psychology student had been the lord of a vast new realm carved out by his forces in North Kivu.

The tightness of the credit markets affects not just Sallie Mae, but all student lenders, and Mr. Lord said during the call that his company would seek to increase its market share by buying smaller lenders' portfolios.

By Shoko Wanger August 17, 2009 The contents of William Golding's personal papers are revealed, and they aren't pretty: he writes of attempting rape and pitting students against one another in "Lord of the Flies -style contests during his years as a school teacher.

The Tribe (loosely developed from the director's 2011 short film Deafness) is set in a dilapidated state boarding school for hearing-impaired teenagers in Kiev, where neglected students are abandoned to a Lord-of-the-Flies-type anarchy, and where the violent bullies are the rulers.