Sentence examples for students soar from inspiring English sources

Then you watch those students soar.

On the other hand, once the Satan concept of hair coloring was introduced, students soared, easily fielding questions like "You've got a woman who's a natural level four and she wants to be a warm eight, so what do you do?" It's like the old war movies in which an ill-assorted platoon is whipped into fighting shape by a tough but soft-hearted sergeant.

The survey found that graduate applications from Indian students soared by 33% this year, after a jump of 22% in 2013.

A month ago the Commander-in-Chief declared education on a par with the launch of Sputnik but if the details of the interest rates on loans that accumulate from the first day a graduate student walks into a classroom are any indication then he has sent the price tag for students soaring to astronomical levels.

Fraud is the most likely explanation for the spectacular test score gains recorded at one D.C. public school, serving preschoolers through eighth graders, that Rhee praised as a "shining star," where the percentage of academically "proficient" students soared from 10to58percentent in two years.

During her 16-year tenure as an educator in her community, Doris has inspired and challenged her students to soar beyond mediocrity.

Managing a college's enrollment has become more complicated in recent years as the number of applications submitted by the average student has soared.

The number of retirees who saw their social security benefits garnished to help pay down their student loans soared 500% between 2002 and 2013 – even the limits placed on the extent to which such benefits can be tapped still left those individuals below the poverty rate, the GAO acknowledged.

But now with student intake soaring, universities have been asked to re-design their courses.

To put it bluntly, this proposal would cause student debt to soar and represents a retrospective hike in tuition fees.

The technology promoters see a world where record-keeping is simplified, innovative lesson plans from around the country are freely posted on the Internet, misbehaving children become enthusiastic students and test scores soar.