Sentence examples for English foundations from inspiring English sources

She established a national ballet in Turkey, remarking that it was the first in mainland Europe to have English foundations.

Spurr, a poetry expert, was a specialist consultant to the federal government's national curriculum review looking at English from foundation to year 12.

Ozenfant's definitive work on this subject, the two-volume L'Art, was published in 1928 (translated into English as The Foundations of Modern Art in 1931).

No one disputes that math, science and English are necessary foundations for any high school graduate to prepare for success.

Some of the information is posted in English on the foundation's Web site (nobelprize.org).org

One 15-year-old boy had been entered for foundation English GCSE, a decision I completely disagreed with.

This paper explores the experience of designing constructed Wiki1 tasks to coordinate and formalise the concepts and processes involved in the act of reading to write in a foundation English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program.

The much-neglected house and grounds were purchased in 1996 as a national monument by the government foundation English Heritage, and after Kohn came on board, a beautifully restored Down House now stands gloriously surrounded by the kitchen gardens, the flowerbeds, and the greenhouse laboratory of Darwin's plant studies.

Thirty four of the English trusts gained foundation status or were early implementers of payment by results during the period of analysis.

Apart from the proximity of their premieres, these works are linked by having the daring to build on two of the most celebrated foundations in English literature: Shakespeare's Hamlet and Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre respectively.

Since then, just about everything that could go wrong has gone wrong - but now is the time to look to the future and start rebuilding English cricket from the foundations.