Sentence examples for students sound from inspiring English sources

Some students sound remarkably calm about their prospects.

If the students sound like they're a multicultural bunch, their lecturers are no less diverse.

He is the Pied Piper leading star pupils in the island rap song "Who Let the Dogs Out" as they traipse across a movie theater parking lot, the reading coach tapping drumstick to table as struggling students sound out each word: wait, paint, sail, main, fail.

She most enjoys studying East Asian languages and helping intermediate students sound more like native-speakers.

In other episodes of "Teens React," students sound off about Toddlers & Tiaras and share their thoughts on the Twilight saga.

Beyer, 30, an improv actor who also helps run a matchmaking company, said that if students sound gushy about Hopkins, it's not just because he's a star and a world-class talent.

Working in damp, cold, hostile environment filled with grumpy, exam-stressed students sounds a smidge less appealing than surrounding yourself with homemade food and family while revising.

Like all policy debaters, the students sounded like auctioneers, indecipherable to the untrained ear, as they tried to squeeze as many arguments as possible into about two hours.

Hardly anyone looked like Cynthia Cooper when she arrived as a freshman at Southern Cal in the fall of 1981, and even fewer students sounded like her.

(The divergence of styles became especially dissonant when sixties-generation scholars espoused radical political agendas while Gen X doctoral students sounded a neo-formalist, let's-just-talk-about-the-music tone).

Paul Tough's prescription for making children better students sounds like a license to have fun: Read to them, sing, play, emphasize encouragement over criticism, and converse a lot.