Sentence examples for three or four classmates from inspiring English sources

For several hours every weekend, I would join three or four classmates to discuss the novel, which was published in 1872, at the home of a benevolent teacher who lived on the outskirts of Weymouth, the English seaside resort where I grew up.

Following the training session, students in groups of eight classmates had a lower self-assessment than participants in groups of three or five classmates (X3: 8.2 (IQR 7.2 - 9.0), X5: 8.0 (IQR 7.9 - 9.0), X8: 7.0 (IQR 6.1 - 9.0).

'Group Activity Orientation' (GAO) Q 1 I enjoy working on an assignment with two or three classmates.

One or two classmates who'd been far from cool Facebooked saying "sorry".

Indeed, one night, four classmates and I ran three blocks back from dinner lest we be castigated; at another point, a former E.M.T. named Sonia received a standing ovation when she told the group she had asked the driver of her stalled bus to write Roger an excuse on letterhead.

Maybe three or four, five.

Or three, or four, or five.

My teacher knew almost no English, but one or two of my classmates could speak English — why, I don't remember.

But you know, it's great because this past September I ran for first vice-president of the Ward 8 Democrats and I got the opportunity to invite maybe seven or eight of my classmates to come and help me campaign for that position.

Although we did not measure the satisfaction of our participants, we found that students in groups of eight classmates had a lower self-assessment than participants in groups of three or five students per tutor.

The public-interest job fair at N.Y.U. this year was "packed to the gills," Mr. Fanciullo recalled, but whereas in past years students had seven or eight interviews, some of his classmates this year had zero.