Sentence examples for students operating from inspiring English sources

All this would be heartwarming and probably the basis of a great movie script, but the students, operating under the name West Philly Hybrid X team, have an impressive track record.

Just as groups such as the RBN and the students operating from Guangdong in China are suspected of working with the collusion of their governments, so many think the hunter-killers of cyberspace will operate on an outsourced basis as paid vigilantes.

For example, the step-like pattern for task B2 suggests that the task is not accessible to INS or eTNS students but that the task becomes accessible to students operating with an aTNS.

For much of its early life, the school consisted only of Nathan Smith and a small class of students, operating in borrowed space at Dartmouth College.

The private sector should ensure that students operating at that level -- a top school and a top science competition -- are not lacking in essential resources.

To teach students operating room etiquette with proper scrubbing, gowning, gloving and maintaining a sterile field, we worked with two operating-theatre nurse teachers.

"Students operate on a different clock.

The company, which enrolls nearly 150,000 students, operates several career-college chains, including the Art Institute, Argosy University, Brown Mackie College and South University.

Offering high-quality student accommodation across the UK and Scotland, private provider Unite Students operates over 100 different apartment buildings in more than 20 university cities across the UK.

It is a strictly run day school with about 80 students operated by the Carroll County Juvenile Court, filled with teenagers trying to work their way back to their home schools with the velvet-hammered guidance of parole officers and people like Lutz, Hatch and Steele.

According to the legal briefs, the students operated Napster-like systems at Princeton University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Michigan Technological University, allowing other students to search and download a centralized index of thousands of songs.