Sentence examples for trapped students from inspiring English sources

"'We're coming!"' Other students described a maddening whirl of frightening sounds and images: of haunting cries, of trapped students screaming out their room numbers.

Mitt Romney is certainly not disqualified from running for president because when he was at Stanford, he and some friends trapped students from a rival college, shaved their heads and painted them red.

Meanwhile, the trapped students phoned their companions out on the highway, who soon arrived in their two buses.

A West German student would make a trip into East Berlin, get in touch with one of the trapped students, and return with his photograph.

CHENGDU, China — A powerful earthquake struck Western China on Monday, toppling thousands of homes, factories and offices, trapping students in schools, and killing at least 10,000 people, the country's worst natural disaster in three decades.

First, it quite literally traps students who live in the poorest neighborhoods into inferior schools with marginally qualified teachers, large classes and crumbling buildings.

She added: "We then realised that actually this was becoming quite a serious issue with things like parties on Facebook, the sorts of traps students can so easily fall into.

Knowing that they have an escape route from the burdensome debt trap, students will have little incentive to be cost-conscious in choosing a college and area of study, or in monitoring the level of debt that they accumulate and considering whether they will be able to find employment that provides them with sufficient income to repay it.

Kegs in a hallway, sand dug up from a neighboring golf course's traps, students clad in beachwear.

We're offering millions the opportunity to cap their monthly student loan payments to ten percent of their income, and I want to work with Congress to see how we can help even more Americans who feel trapped by student loan debt.

Feeling "trapped," the student told another teacher, who alerted school administration, and, finally, the police.