Sentence examples for wow students from inspiring English sources

That's why the USA Science & Engineering Festival (the nation's largest celebration of science and engineering) is once more gearing up to address such challenges by assembling an unforgettable line-up of renowned and diverse innovators in STEM next April to wow students in high technology, and to show how these disciplines apply to everyday life.

And leading up to the Expo during the month of April will be a series of interactive events in science and engineering to further wow students and communities: -- Through our Nifty Fifty program, sponsored by AT&T, middle and high school students in the greater Washington, D.C. area will have a chance to meet with more than 125 of the nation's most dynamic and influential scientists and engineers.

Professor Lewin of M.I.T., on the other hand, can wow his students with in-class demonstrations.

ONE AFTERNOON 41 YEARS AGO THE CALTECH PHYSICIST and jazz drummer, Richard Feynman, decided to wow his students with an extraordinary riff on the future.

A geography teacher in China wowed his students this week by drawing a map of the world in an astonishing four minutes.

A more modest career trajectory began to take shape, of a minor-league lifer, perhaps, and maybe a math teacher who wows his students with implausible-sounding tales of proximity to glory.

"He seemed wicked smart, but he's not, like, a wow," one student told his friend as they staggered away from a Bradley speech on economics at Columbia University last week.

Wow!" The student in question was very smart.

"Wow," said the students, moving back as flames erupted from a tiny ember that an instructor created with friction.

Wow, Tulane med student Peter Gold is a hero.

2. Joining bonuses An unsophisticated approach but one that's still wowing cash-strapped students up and down the country.