Sentence examples for students ring from inspiring English sources

During the recent snowy snap, I had three students ring me to cancel their assessment sessions because they were not allowed to take the children outside in the cold.

As part of their prize the students rang the NASDAQ opening bell on August 11th.

From across campus came the sound of three bells, dedicated to the three dead students, ringing and reminding.

Students rang the great bell of Notre Dame, work stopped altogether and people fired at soldiers from windows high over narrow streets.

This process sees universities having to fess up to what courses aren't full and students ringing them up to see if they can wangle an offer.

By 10am this morning calls to UWL's clearing centre were up by more than 50% on the same time last year – with 972 students ringing to speak to an adviser.

In order to get authentic sounds they moved the recording truck to New Haven, recruited a fes students to ring the bells, and let fly.

Meanwhile, my colleague Rachel Williams is at the nerve centre of the Ucas clearing operation at the body's HQ in Cheltenham, where students can ring a hotline to seek reassurance that their place is safe and get advice on what to do if they haven't made the grades and how to use the system.

NGOs and students who ring alarm bells about the wealth gap in the west may be surprised to find that, in matters of globalisation at least, they share the cause with the European right, whose chief bogeyman is the multiculturalism bequeathed by open borders.

Each time Mr. Petit approved of a movement, he encouraged the student to ring a small bell hanging below the wire.

He would go to the nearby college observatory to view, and to show college students, the rings of Saturn and various double stars.