Sentence examples for students will listen from inspiring English sources

Harvard Business School students will listen to Ann S. Moore, the chairman and chief executive of Time Warner's Time Inc., at their Class Day ceremony.* Ms. Moore, a member of the 1978 class, could speak to the class of the troubles bedeviling business right now: Her unit, which publishes Time, Sports Illustrated and Fortune, saw essentially flat revenues for its most recent quarter.

Years from now, students will listen in history classes as their teachers speak of the demise of the Republican party.

Usually students will listen to a third party, but they will also imbibe the value system that is taught at the home.

Any time an actual master like Barry Harris is willing to talk nuts and bolts, a wise student will listen.

William Pinkney-Baird, one of the protesters, said: "We believe that if the University won't listen to its current students, it will listen to applicants considering coming to Durham.

And on Inauguration Day, many willing students will be listening.

Alongside textbook-based language work, students will read, listen to and interact with a variety of texts, for example literature, journalism and oral history.

Today Mr. Nelsen's students are anyone who will listen -- ages 7 to 70 -- and his classroom is often outdoors.

I appeal to my students (and anyone else who will listen) not to climb the ladder using the trust and piety of others.

It is a great privilege to unravel the workings of ion channels, and to pass on the excitement about these molecular machines to students, colleagues and anyone else who will listen!" Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Göttingen, Germany.

If he wins tomorrow night's vote, what songs does he think the students will be listening to?