Sentence examples for students telephone from inspiring English sources

An analysis of the content and structure of final-year medical students' telephone consultations during simulation.

This study was undertaken six months following an education session previously described [ 5] to establish how the students' telephone communication skills had been retained and if they had used the structured approach that had been taught.

For student telephone services in the residence halls, see the Student Voice Service page.

The communal student telephone in the basement of the law school had been removed for the duration of the Great War, but in October 1919 it was reinstalled and law students were once again hooked into a wide world madly careening toward 1929.

A corpus of 100 dialogues was acquired with this system from student telephone calls.

The police detained the bride and groom to ask about our friendship, and another student telephoned me, sounding confused.

The student telephoned the dean's office, and spoke to his secretary and asked if she could explain this part of the letter.

It read in part: "I wish something could be done about it, but the rules and regulations of the university, and, as a matter of fact, of the Puerto Ricans, are such that we cannot make exception". The student telephoned the dean's office, and spoke to his secretary and asked if she could explain this part of the letter.

When a student telephones the company's toll-free number, his record pops up on a NextEd computer screen, and questions can be answered at the other end, in English or Chinese.

IT used to be that goldfish swallowing and stuffing students in telephone booths were all the rage on campus.

They called the school, interviewed teachers and students by telephone, then wrote several articles for the nine newspapers they work for in Germany and Austria.