Sentence examples for under a student from inspiring English sources

A former Connecticut middle school teacher was arrested Monday night after video surfaced showing him pulling a chair out from under a student, causing the boy to fall to the floor.

Van Cliburn had begun playing piano at age four, and his mother -- a gifted musician who had studied under a student of Franz Liszt -- was his only teacher until he went to Julliard at 17. Six years later, in 1958, he stole the hearts of the Russian people when he won the first Soviet-sponsored Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition in Moscow.

In attendance, along with 15,000 students, their families, their friends and a pug dog smuggled in under a student's purple graduation gown (at least, I think it was a pug dog) was myself, two sons, daughter's boyfriend, my ex-wife, Arlene, and her boyfriend, Dennis, with whom she has lived with for almost a decade.

However, because of a teacher's unique position as a role model (and, hopefully, an inspiration), a good teacher can light a fire under a student's intellect which will help that child view life as a grand adventure rather than a quest for vengeance.

It also found that false negatives (test scores that under-rate a student's actual abilities) were most likely to affect under-represented minority students.

If you are a full-time student and are not currently working, you may be eligible for a credit card under a students-only program.

There, he studied philosophy under Vitus Müller and theology under Jacob Heerbrand (a student of Philipp Melanchthon at Wittenberg), who also taught Michael Maestlin while he was a student, until he became Chancellor at Tübingen in 1590.

Also tells about his psychoanalysis in Vienna under Heinz Hartmann, a student of Freud.

Under both, a student doesn't have to start repaying until six months after graduation.

"The university does not make distinctions in treating as confidential the different circumstances under which a student may be withdrawn from Yale.

He said Ms. Cheng's predicament was made more difficult by the university's disciplinary rules, under which a student can base an appeal only on the mishandling of an investigation -- not on the facts.