Sentence examples for taking students from inspiring English sources

Pending approval by the state, the program would begin taking students in September 2001.

The idea of taking students outside the American classroom has a long history.

Sahar Gani, a teacher, was taking students home along a nearly deserted Baghdad sidewalk.

Schools looking to make a buck have come under scrutiny recently for taking students' money but providing lackluster job results.

On a live-stream posted to Facebook by WYFF-TV in Greenville, S.C., buses could be seen taking students away.

When I saw the news coverage, I rushed to a school where they were taking students who had escaped.

While the University of Manchester may have the most drug-taking students in the UK, it's also ranked – alongside Oxford and Cambridge – as one of the 50 top performing universities in the world.

While the University of Manchester may have the most drug-taking students in the UK, it's also ranked alongside Oxford and Cambridge as one of the 50 top performing universities in the world.

In 2008, the Olympic torch relay had to make a detour so the hoopla would not disturb test-taking students.

But now eavesdropping technologies worthy of the C.I.A. can remotely track every mouse click and keystroke of test-taking students.

To Moskowitz's detractors, Success's celebration of standardized test-taking — students attend "Slam the Exam" rallies — is a cynical capitulation to a bureaucratic mode of learning.