Sentences with phrase «bright eyed students»

With one of our mobile units filled with adoptable puppies and kittens parked in front of the 17,686 - seat arena, a crowd of excited adopters waiting to find their new best friend, and 20 bright eyed students from St. Marten De Porres Marianist School in Uniondale, who participate in the Mutt - i - grees Curriculum ®, celebrated another successful tour.

«As a 2L, I'm far enough into law school to no longer be the bright eyed student I once was, but also far enough away from graduation to feel like it's never going to end.

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The large lecture hall was packed with bright - eyed, wholesome - looking Christian students, a number of whom lingered afterward to press their case for... libertarianism.Only ten years ago, this scene....

Andrew, Mommy to our bright - eyed and beautiful Little Miss Z and also to our cutie ball of laughter Baby E. Prof to my students at the university and a Licensed Real Estate Broker too!

But what was behind this hotchpotch brigade of bright - eyed students, nostalgic radicals, journalists grateful to see the outdoors, and delegates (on the whole notably excited, female ones) straying from the safety of the auditorium?

Imagine: I had just started college, a bright - eyed, ambitious student and then, three weeks later, I was a patient in a mental ward of a hospital.

He was a good - looking, brown - haired, bright - eyed law student.

Bernard is a spendthrift and a snob and bitter that his better days in the bask of the literati may have been parlayed into an eternity of teaching writer's workshops at community colleges and having joyless flings with bright - eyed students like Anna Paquin's Lili.

Design: Bright and colorful, Fun Brain is a feast for the elementary student's eyes.

As my students prepare for their day on a cold winter morning, they walk through the doors with rosy cheeks, bright eyes and smiles.

I think Elsa is a very bright young girl - that doesn't necessarily make her a good student in the eyes of pretty much any teacher.

Their subject matter ranges from androgynous boys to Hasidic Jews, from upper - class, Wilhelmine German students to a bright - eyed country boy perhaps on his way to becoming a fascist tough.

What is an early childhood educator to do when a new student, a bright - eyed boy, walks into the classroom wearing a dress and all he wants to do is play with dolls in the dress up corner?

I listened closely to these bright eyed inexperienced students tell me they wanted to do the same as the guru and it frightened me to death.