Sentence examples for students rose from inspiring English sources

At a Berlin banquet in 1892, Mark Twain, himself a worldwide celebrity, stared in amazement as a crowd of a thousand young students "rose and shouted and stamped and clapped, and banged the beer-mugs" when the historian Theodor Mommsen entered the room: This was one of those immense surprises that can happen only a few times in one's life.

At a Berlin banquet in 1892, Mark Twain, himself a worldwide celebrity, stared in amazement as a crowd of a thousand young students "rose and shouted and stamped and clapped, and banged the beer-mugs" when the historian Theodor Mommsen entered the room: **{:.break one} ** This was one of those immense surprises that can happen only a few times in one's life.

Teachers typically report that a minority of students consistently respond to their questions, and these are usually the more successful students (Rose [2011], Rose and Martin [2012], [2013]).

Many students rose to his defense after he was charged.

Students rose up, and ordinary people rose up.

Between 1982 and 1985, the percentage of black students rose and white flight accelerated.

I'm no fool," Stein once said in reply to a student's question about her line "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose".

The professor – the also legendary Jacob Viner — arranged the seating of his students alphabetically, so Rose Director was seated next to Milton Friedman.

During the same period, student loan debt rose.

Abrams followed up his visit with an email to the Lab: "Fifty years from now," he wrote, "what will computers be called?" Some of Rose's students and colleagues hazarded a guess.

I do somehow wish that some students would smell the roses a little more and schedule fewer appointments".