How To Use First-year In A Sentence
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My supervisor informs me that my paper looks fine to submit and informs me the date of my first-year viva.
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With a small pointed brush, a first-year maiko paints the lower lip only, leaving the upper lip bare.
Times, Sunday Times
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That's Dr. Robert P. Ha in the photo above discussing a three-quarter-crown preparation with first-year student Renee Calkins.
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First-year males typically have rusty heads and rumps, but are not as red overall as mature males.
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Between a high-octane offense that features quarterback Matt Barkley, wide receiver Ronald Johnson and tailback Marc Tyler and a defense that will be looking to attone for last week's porous effort against Hawaii, USC will have plenty of weapons and motivation at its disposal during first-year Coach Lane Kiffin's home debut.
Poll: How will Virginia fare at No. 16 Southern California
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First-year pine seedlings, grown in the greenhouse in southern Finland, will set an easily visible terminal bud toward the end of the summer.
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On balance, however, I think that the practice of making inconsistent alliances and following them up with first-year double-crosses is unwise.
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First-year males look like mature males but with rusty edgings on their black feathers.
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Familiarity with the rudiments of music notation and a certain degree of aural skills are important to the success of first-year music theory students, he says.
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As a first-year graduate student, I taught an undergraduate honors seminar on concepts of normality.
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She's a first-year resident in oncology at Boston General Hospital.
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In arguably the most exciting crit nationals in years, first-year pro Daniel Holloway (Bissell) turned around what he called a lackluster season to finish fourth and secure the stars-and-stripes jersey ahead of Ken Hanson (Team Type 1).
Daniel Holloway wins 2010 U.S. professional criterium championship
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The highlight of the game would have to be first-year slotback Travis Gellatly rushing for 103 yards and scoring a 13-yard major.
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In late summer we checked for retained offspring among the first-year birds in flocks using behavior and DNA fingerprinting.
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Because of my understanding of the ideals to which some of you devote your very existence, I cannot think of anything more duplicitous than engaging in a campus war game like many of your first-year comrades have decided to do.
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Augustana's 2006 NSSE scores for student-faculty interaction were below the average benchmark for first-year students attending similar institutions, but Abernathy hopes that the needle will move next year, when the campus will again administer the survey.
Illinois college's faculty rethink how they teach
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First-year college students often experience feelings of isolation.
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This fall, he was in the dugout as first-year manager of a team playing in its first World Series.
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We wanted to investigate whether participation in a scheme in which first-year clinical medical students take on a patient for supervised psychotherapy is a factor in leading them to choose a career in psychiatry after qualification.
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A total of 16 first-year psychology students participated for partial fulfillment of course requirements.
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The St. Basil the Great Award is given to the senior (third-year) student at commencement exercises, and to middler (second-year) and junior (first-year) students on the Feast of the Three Hierarchs.
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A first-year student at Williams may well become frustrated with such fastidious nit-picking.
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We define ‘adult’ as any bird that has completed its first annual wing molt and has therefore acquired definitive remiges (some first-year males may still be molting on the gorget and crown).
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Yet without some kind of broader guidance, the composition pedagogy course will remain at risk for the same kind of overdetermination that first-year composition faced (and still faces in many situations).
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Any first-year accounting student knows that the easiest way to make a company's revenue and earnings look good is to change when a company recognizes a sale or an expense.
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This past Monday night I was proctoring a first-year computer science exam.
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They were getting a lot of offensive rebounds and that kind of deflates you and takes your breath away on offense," said first-year coach Dawn Staley, whose team was held to a season-low 23.6 percent shooting.
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In our piece on cordials, we mistakenly referred to Campari as a French concoction, when any first-year bartender knows that the bright red bitters comes from Milan, Italy.
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“Just tell me one thing,” I said, sliding the misericord out and handing it over to two first-year students.
To Say Nothing of the Dog
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Jennifer Murray, 22, a first-year environmental management student flatting in Te Puna, said the new accommodation would help ease the demand on flats.
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The first-years would be a mixed bunch, some bursting with confidence, others in need of a great deal of encouragement.
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That intrigued me because I wanted to encourage first-year students to write and I felt I had discovered a natural channel where they could express themselves in a self-motivated way.
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Originally, my column this week talked about my drunken frosh week and how much fun I had reminiscing about first-year exploits.
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The "no-strings-attached" fellowship, awarded to undergraduate and first-year graduate students studying engineering or the applied sciences, can be used to fund graduate study at one of roughly 50 schools deemed "tenable" by the Hertz Foundation.
The Daily Princetonian, 2010-03-26
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The first-year course provides students with an introduction to the main areas of contemporary experimental psychology.
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Four defensive starters are freshmen, two others are sophomores, and another is a first-year junior college transfer.
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Some 400 applicants apply each year for the 110 first-year places.
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As President, Obama has emerged with a decidedly ambitious agenda, and an all-out first-year push for universal health care, the goal that eluded five of his Democratic predecessors, is part of that.
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Universities have to provide student accommodation for first-year students.
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Many of today's first-year classes are taught by lab instructors or lecturers.
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The students believed that the goal of their required first-year course was to improve their writing, and for that reason my effort to pose writing as a subject of analysis was misguided at best and at worst impertinent and irrelevant.
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The music on the album is nothing startling or genre smashing, but could serve as pleasant wallpaper / graffiti music at any frosh week or first-year dorm activity.
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First-year students may elect French, Spanish, or German.
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As a first-year graduate student, I taught an undergraduate honors seminar on concepts of normality.
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Two other special education teachers in the junior high school had a lasting and profound impact on my day-to-day survival as a first-year special education teacher.
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Twenty-four male and 29 female first-year psychology students participated to earn credit for their course.
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Brown also eliminated a work-study requirement for first-year students beginning with the Class of 2006, and replaced those funds with additional scholarships.
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Maitland's The Forms of Action at Common Law (1909) is the classic treatise on trespass quare clausum fregit, trespass vi et armis, trespass on the case, and all those other terms that used to convince many first-year law students to buy copies of Black's Law Dictionary that they never used again.
Language and Simplification in Law
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This concern that the project continue provided a basis for council acquiescence to the very compressed first-year schedule.
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Although the DJ thing was so easy it bordered on catatonic, these strapping, earnest first-year university students actually made this cushy job a living hell.
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Four defensive starters are freshmen, two others are sophomores, and another is a first-year junior college transfer.
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Walkup counts among his first-year triumphs the annexation of 26 square miles of state trust land on the city's southeast side.
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Over beer and spring rolls I find out that Julia is a first-year graduate student in clinical psychology.
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This book is aimed specifically at intermediate level students, such as third or fourth-year undergraduates or first-year postgraduates.
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First-year students may elect French, Spanish, or German.
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Of central importance are recent demographic shifts in the pool from which colleges must pick their first-year classes.
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These failures become apparent through the absence of first-year birds in the winter gaggles.
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He was trying to organize a hoedown tonight down in Alphabet City where all of the new first-years could all get together and hang out before we start work Friday morning.
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Chances are, he's better than most walk-ons but not as good as most first-year scholarship players.
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A first-year student at Williams may well become frustrated with such fastidious nit-picking.
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They asked us questions from the first-year biomedical science course.
Times, Sunday Times
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From first-year students right up to past pupils, many took to the stage with gusto with solo singers, duets, bands and dancers delighting the capacity audience.
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I can recall looking at the preserved reproductive tracts of several hundred Victorian foxes and noting that few adult, first-year animals had produced young.
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First-year students learn aseptic transfer of drugs from vials and ampules and handling techniques for antineoplastic drugs.
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Twenty-four male and 29 female first-year psychology students participated to earn credit for their course.
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At The Citadel, first-year students, called knobs, are closely supervised every waking minute.
Failing at FAIRNESS
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These basic differences between oral and written communication are a fruitful domain for continued dialogue about the strengths, limitations, and complementarities of the first-year rhetoric classroom.
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And before his expression could betray him, he slipped out the door and back to the first-year corridor.
KNIGHTLEY ACADEMY
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Successful applicants receive a first-year bursary towards their study costs.
Times, Sunday Times
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The timid first-year student who confines him/herself to campus always regrets it later.
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As a first-year undergraduate studying medicine, I worked at St Mary's Hospital in London for an eminent professor during the vacation.
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In the epidermis of third-year leaves, the densest silica deposition was observed in silica cells of both the adaxial and abaxial epidermises as in first-year leaves.
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Hoy has had only one temporary relapse when, as a first-year student at St Andrews University, he entered a new social circle that no longer squared with cycling.
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Only the first-years without older siblings were wearing our ties in this "kipper" style, which immediately marked us out as targets for ridicule.
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This means that students within each school are relatively homogeneous in terms of academic ability, while the schools show wide variation in the academic ability of their first-year intake.
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The first-years don't just come to listen - they make our strong-minded dyke co-chairs look meek.
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The newer dorms usually reserved for the upperclassmen are sprinkled with sophomores pushed out of their traditional housing by the wave of first-years.
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Most first-year students live in the halls of residence.
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Most first-year students live on campus.
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First-year students may elect French, Spanish, or German.
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I listened recently to a cultural studies academic complain that postmodern theory is not taught to first-year creative writing students.
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Like teachers, principals can also use critical reflection and journaling to assess their expectations of first-year teachers and for the school community.
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I could visualise all the spotty first-years outside, in tears because they had missed out on tickets to an exhilarating show that had sold out earlier that afternoon.
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Any first-year accounting student knows that the easiest way to make a company's revenue and earnings look good is to change when a company recognizes a sale or an expense.
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First, I scoped out the doe-eyed first-years fresh out of high school by going undercover as one of them.
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A total of 16 first-year psychology students participated for partial fulfillment of course requirements.
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It will be a nonunion shop whose first-year production will be 150,000 Sonata sedans for the U.S. market.
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First-year students may elect French, Spanish, or German.
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The attractionThat desire is what drew first-year postulant Sister Zandra Man into the order.
Younger Catholic Women Get into the Habit
