Sentence examples for to submit essays from inspiring English sources
He says the nice thing about that is that smartphones would be able to submit essays directly to computer graders, and humans wouldn't have to get involved.
The county's Millennium Commission is looking for Westchester writers to submit essays, poems and short stories about life in Westchester now or in the past or future.
THREE weeks ago, The New York Times invited children from the public schools to submit essays on problems in their schools and how to correct them.
BusinessWeek employees are interviewing to keep their jobs and have to submit essays outlining goals for themselves and the magazine, along with fresh r?m?
In an e-mail posted in June, Nancy Reagin, a history professor at Pace University, and Janice Liedl, an associate professor of history at Laurentian University in Ontario, asked their peers to submit essays that explore the parallels between world history and Star Wars history.
To get the views of students themselves, the City section of The New York Times invites pupils at any school in the city to submit essays of up to 350 words about the public school system and its problems -- and how to correct them.
In the following weeks, Bard professors from all disciplines were called on to submit essay topics related to their fields.
In addition to submitting essays for the firm's "Investment Perspectives," a weekly publication, Mr. Wien said he intended to continue to write his annual "Ten Surprises," predictions about events or trends that might affect financial markets in the year ahead.
All the teachers in the Criterion® course were encouraged to use the same PowerPoint slides for the instruction prepared by the teacher of Class E. The slides began with a description of the features of Criterion®, how to write and submit essays, how to read feedback from Criterion® and their teacher, and how to revise the essays based on the feedback.
The school has no buildings or library, and its 1,600 students listen to lectures, attend discussion groups, have "teas" with the dean, hang out in the student lounge, take exams and submit essays entirely online.
Members of its "Fun Club" could submit essays about topics that touched their lives either through Samsung's interactive Web site or via their mobile phones.
