Sentence examples for students made for from inspiring English sources

In 2002, the steel pipe-and-chain-link backstop he and two other students made for the Tigers was one of three Rural Studio entries at the Whitney Biennial.

Dr. Despommier agrees that more research is needed, and calls the energy calculations his students made for the farms, which would rely solely on alternative energy, "a little bit too optimistic".

As the photo below shows and the wonderful video (http://blummediaintl.com/kids.m4v) some of the younger students made for me demonstrates, there is much appreciation and enthusiasm and the kids are clearly truly motivated to succeed with the new opportunities they have been given.

I wonder if bleak times for university students make for a bad time to be president of the NUS.

Despite her many polite refusals, for example, she had a preceptor who kept asking her out — sometimes in front of the other students — making for some awkward class discussions.

He soon learns it is not as simple as that when a deranged law professor, a drunken social secretary and a bunch of rich, uptight, racist fellow students make for an interesting first day.

Students make for good punchlines, but as we move further into an era of high tuition fees and low employment prospects, it's perhaps no surprise that hedonism has become the focus of studious planning and innovation.

The Reddit-fed idea that one of the suspects was a missing Brown student made for a particularly sad and virulent example, even on @dannysullivan's watertown list, which only journalists on the scene could join.

To be sure, not every home-schooled student makes for a success story.

Children and graduate students made recommendations for improving Yahooligans! interface design.

"One school even had a contest where the students made costumes for their own Amoeba Hop".