Use "students" in a sentence

1. Johnny trailed Nancy, trying to quickly dodge the students faster than she was so he could catch up to her

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2. The crowd of spectators had a moment to look on in horror before Bob plowed right into them, knocking at least a dozen students to the ground and managing to land on a good number of them

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3. Sniders had already given it to him, but he knew that students could get these things overturned if they said the right things to the principal

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4. She is the older pupil that the other students looks up to

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5. How serious? Consider this scenario: one of your students starts running around the classroom with his pants on his head, yelling profanities about the education system

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6. Pretty scary, huh? How does one prevent such a crisis such as this? Well, I’ve come up with a handy acronym that can help you prevent even your biggest problem students from getting out of hand: LEER

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7. ” By LEERing at your students, you can establish the attention and emotional connection that adolescents so desperately need

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8. Listening means not just hearing but also understanding what students are saying and how they are saying it

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9. The R or “responding” is your chance to bring the rain to your students

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10. The same goes for you and your students

11. There is really no proper way of teaching and how you LEER at your students is up to you, but I guarantee that opening up communications with students will make your class a better place, free of profanity and with everyone wearing their trousers on their bottoms

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12. We are always learning that nature is our greatest teacher and we as students must remind ourselves of this fact and be open to her lessons

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13. A few students in white thobes and checkered ghutras loll about the main building

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14. A dog wanders out one of the open front doors and one of students kicks at it, misses, nearly falls on his ass while other students laugh and point

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15. students are not allowed to climb

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16. students -- men in their 20s and early 30s -- are

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17. A bunch of chattering students gather around him

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18. His students ignore him, jabbering to one another in Arabic

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19. The rest of the students, laugh, shout, clap, point, etc

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20. A few students start to trickle in now to get their morning meal

21. My words cause him jump up, but instead of running off, he just scowls at me, "You can't tell me who to care about!" Then he storms off, getting in line for breakfast with the other students

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22. The new class of students are seated directly in front of us, divided into the two main areas of study, agriculture and engineering

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23. Then I spot our Corsair guests, seated in the first row behind the students

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24. Some of my students have created

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25. When my clients and students first enter my field, they have

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26. JayJay not only performed in this extravaganza but also compered, introducing with great pride all the students he has helped hone their skills to professional status

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27. He had taught History to college students for 30 years

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28. A great number of these students were seven, eight, and nine years old

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29. The teachers and professors of Osborne knew better than to underestimate the intelligence of these students simply because of their ages

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30. When the dragons first came and began burning, most of the professors panicked and fled, leaving the students alone to face their fate

31. Two professors chose to remain with the students, John Hudson, 31, a biology and sciences teacher; and Alexandria Grissom, 33, a math and history teacher

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32. They gathered up all the students they could find and herded them below into the underbelly of the ancient school

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33. The two professors continued to teach, but they threw in an extra course – survival; teaching the students to use their wits and their knowledge

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34. They gave great leeway to the students, thus instilling great confidence

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35. They had 20 students, eleven boys and nine girls

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36. Over the years the students had analyzed the dreams carefully, had taken each person’s variation and blended it with the others

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37. The students were now 14, 15, and 16 years old

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38. Before we leave the FORWARD BEND I would like to describe the advanced form of it used by really enthusiastic students

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39. Students in the advanced stages of Yoga remain in this position for as long as an hour or more

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40. Make no attempt to go farther as this is the stage in the proceedings when students try to achieve too much in a hurry with sometimes unpleasant results

41. You will be in a kind of Headstand at once by this method but why I do not favour it as much as the other one is that in this position your spine is uncomfortably arched instead of being held naturally and because it shows quick results students tend to rely on this method and become so used to the support of the wall that they have difficulty, afterwards, in doing the Headstand without it

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42. This is one of the most spectacular of the Yoga asanas and is for more advanced students

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43. Far away in the forests of a Michigan town, the students and teachers in the Osborne School for the Gifted were all given very special dreams

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44. Then they got Kate and Daniel and flew to the town and loaded up on cots and beds, and all the sheets, blankets, pillows, rugs, and other stuff they thought that the students might need

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45. One of their fellow students was placed in the tower of the school to alert them when the riders were sighted

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46. As with many of the Yoga asanas, this posture has a variation for advanced students only

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47. And these were not ordinary students; each was superior in different fields of the sciences

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48. The two teachers that remained with the students have become surrogate parents to them

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49. In doing so, several of the students developed ahead of the others

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50. They relayed what they saw and felt to their fellow students and a strong bond developed

51. The students are very attached to them

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52. The students watched in open-mouthed wonder as Jake and the other dragons came closer

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53. Wings fully extended he landed stretched to his full height; carefully and slowly folded his wings, and turned his massive head and stared at the group of students standing in dumb awe at the sight of him

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54. Slowly at first, the students came out of their stupor and began to walk over to them, one by one

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55. The students weren’t bothered at all

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56. And you’re not the only one! He turned to his fellow students, Hey guys

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57. The students pressed their noses to the window pane watching what was going on outside

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58. Inside the trailer the students were busy comparing notes and feelings about what they just experienced

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59. The students all stared in amazement at the size of the beasts filling the Hall

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60. The students listened intently to his every word

61. There was much whispering among the students

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62. Several of the young students woke early and went exploring about the camp, curious about their new home

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63. Jake stepped forward and lowered his head to the students, Good morning, young warriors

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64. Yes, yes! The students were all shouting in their minds

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65. Kate returned the rest of the students back to their cave so they could better discuss this turn of events

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66. “What’s going on; what’s happened?” She went to the young students and began counting heads

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67. The students all went to her and did their best to alley her fears

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68. Over the next month, each of the students found their egg and the process began

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69. The students were ready; each had received their final instructions from Jake and he was very pleased with them

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70. There is yet a third variation of the lovely Cobra Pose for advanced students but it can be achieved by beginners who are athletic or who have been trained in ballet

71. She didn't know how this could happen to someone, especially one of her own students

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72. ’ I explained, remembering the noise which I used to get from the students upstairs

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73. emphasis on studies was low with more teachers bunking classes than students

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74. used the compound grounds for the two students who signed up for cricket

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75. Seven students already

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76. parts of the world maths means only one thing to students

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77. The students were on their morning jog

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78. Nearly all customers were sleep deprived, overzealous students who'd never

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79. Students who prepared

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80. whatsoever as that is what all good Indian students do?'

81. ,' Fred's students egged him on after she left

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82. She enthuses about the cottage but I know Anna is not keen on having students here

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83. the Emotion Code to students in seminars, we have

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84. students for many years and uses muscle testing very

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85. They kept only the best quarter of the students but Ava had always been first by a comfortable margin

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86. In this time it was also a financial and educational center, using its party lifestyle to entice students from all over this afterlife

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87. questions and interact with other students of the

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88. Over centuries, with hundreds of thousands of students at any one time, there would be many Tdeshi’s in the records

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89. He looked over her records and agreed the signatures were his but twenty decades and thousands of students had gone thru since then and her look is not that uncommon

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90. the military, was that the students were actively encouraged to think

91. winter, Tom considered later, happened when the students started

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92. students would be directed to join a Watch at the crossing

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93. wouldn’t have approved, but that’s the reason students liked him the best

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94. “There’s a competition in Chicago next Saturday for the top students in

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95. The villas were once substantial residences, a world or parlours and roast meat, of the girl in service and the rustle of long skirts, but now they host the two-ring lives of students and people like Ted, people screaming silently, inwardly, as splinters drive under their fingernails as they claw their way up or slide their way down life's serpentine ladders

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96. There were a few students with a snack, usually with their face in a book

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97. Students respected him for that

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98. Students that were your everyday nerds and expected an “A” simply got a smile

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99. For most students, like myself, it was just

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100. Ninja’s students from all over the country