Sentence examples for students powers from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow at 3 p.m.; admission is $4 $22 for students (Powers).

Therefore, learning-scenarios, which are highly reliant upon the students' powers of imagination alone, would not be promising at all.

In the first episode, "The Art of Noticing," School of Medicine alumni Dr. Jacqueline Dolev '01 M.D. and Dr. Irwin M. Braverman '55 M.D. explain how trips to a museum improved students' powers of observation.

The object of the class discussion is to improve students' powers of observation and their ability to conceptualize an operations management problem, and to get them to develop a better sense of the multiple dimensions of the "product" called registry services.

Tomorrow from 3 to 9 p.m.; suggested admission is $5, $2 for students (Powers).

And Falmouth doesn't have a lot of minorities: The district doesn't have a single "ethnic cohort" of 20 or more students per class; the only such grouping is of special-needs students, Powers said.

Dubbed by the students "Power in a Box," it is designed to replace diesel-powered generators in areas cut off from other power sources.

Similar protests about race were bubbling up on campuses across the country, led by activists inspired by the Mizzou students' power.

The students' power seems to come from the fact that they do represent the broad will of Indonesians for change, vague as that notion is.

This influential report helped spawn a shopping mall high school that lacked coherence and was not focused upon adequate college preparation for most students (Power, Farrar, and Cohen, 1985).

So students, power down your devices, attend a college fair, make eye contact and shake some hands.