Sentence examples for taking classrooms from inspiring English sources

The niche he began filling was extraordinary: an estimated 100,000 members of 1,000 rock and mineral clubs (a friend, Albert Zabinski, helps list them); dealers, many of whom work out of their homes and find the Internet a blessing; teachers (Mr. Keller said his proudest moments are when he gets letters about taking classrooms to his site); and buyers (his most popular page is the classifieds).

Its engineers designed the Dana to take classroom abuse, including an occasional three-foot drop.

Larry has also been pushing his students to take classroom discussions to the next level.

Because they have actually experienced the realities of war, operated in foreign environments, and negotiated with -- and often befriended -- people of other cultures, student veterans take classroom discussion from the theoretical to the real.

April signals the fast approaching end of the academic year -- papers to complete, exams to take, classroom observations to turn in, evaluations to administer, budgets to compile, proposals to refine and submit.

Geographical distance between course venue and potential students is one of the major constraints facing people who want to take classroom-based courses.

Once you've applied and been accepted to medical school, here's what you can expect overall: First two years - take classroom based classes.

Bringing the real world into the classroom (using simulated or real patients) or taking the classroom to the real world (using outpatient departments to practise) can contribute greatly to the learning of skills.

Taking the classroom to the Web, or the computer, has pluses and minuses ("College Courses Taught With Tailored Software," Dec. 21).

L+M Development Partners is taking a classroom-packed 1906 building in Harlem and making it into a mix of market-rate and moderate-income apartments.

We offer a scalable way to teach, and an effective way to learn, by taking the classroom model online.