Sentence examples for the classmates that from inspiring English sources

Also try not to show off to the classmates that don't get good grades.

The only things you'll end up with are a poor grade and a laughter from the classmates that thought your answer was ridiculous.

Mr. Holmes, a neuroscience student who had been in his first year at the University of Colorado, Denver, had those conversations in March, prosecutors said, reportedly telling the classmate that he would kill people "when his life was over".

While he admittedly did not mingle with the athletic classmates that topped his school's social hierarchy, an astute school counselor encouraged him to compose a song for his school's Homecoming football game.

They could also report on two other groups of classmates that hang out together.

In 1980, the student convinced his classmates that the raging argument he was having with the drama teacher in the classroom was genuine.

It was embarassing, like the urine-drinking Indian prime minister, or the teacher who explained to my classmates that the reason I was tardy in returning from a trip to India was because I "may have gotten married" at the ripe age of 10.

The girl told classmates that she was having an asthma attack, but her teacher refused to let anyone leave the classroom, according to NBC affiliate KCEN.

She wrote a blog for the BBC's Urdu service website under the pseudonym Gul Makai ("cornflower") about the chaos of the time, including the fears of her classmates that their educations would be abruptly stopped.

The group exhibitions of the work of his classmates that Hirst organized as a student at Goldsmiths College, beginning with Freeze in 1988, led to the identification of a cohort of English artists as the Young British Artists, now widely recognized as the most important movement of their generation.

At the commencement ceremony, a student speaker triumphantly told her classmates that the group was 'the single-largest graduating high school class in the nation.