Sentence examples for students were signed from inspiring English sources

When we came in the first day and saw how many white students were signed up for this (seminar on Malcolm X), we had a decision to make...

We know from the interviews that students were signed off as competent to perform certain tasks but these tasks were frequently in simulated contexts.

Other providers, including the After-School Corporation and Kaplan K12 Learning Services, said they had scaled back plans for working with New York City because so few students were signing up.

Because as all those students were signing up for their first year at N.Y.L.S., a little-noticed drama was unfolding that involved the financing for that brand-new building.

An additional 139,695 students are signed up for voluntary enrichment classes, seeking to improve reading or math skills.

Hundreds of Stanford students are signed up and using 25 vehicles registered with Wheelz, according to Jeff Miller, a co-founder and the company's chief executive.

At Oxford, ab initio German introduced this year has proved popular, and nine students are signed up for September (compared with 70 who have German A-level).

A push to make California community colleges more enticing to first-year students was signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday.

Perhaps you are a clown, and say this is surely a sign that there are too many PhDs, and too many students are signed up for too many classes about dumb topics like how society works or whether our slow march into the grave has meaning.

Down the hall, students are signing into the television studio just as they would punch in for a real job.

Judging by the alacrity with which design students are signing up for newly created courses on social and humanitarian design, more design activists and provocateurs will emerge in the future.