Sentence examples for a distinguished school from inspiring English sources

Sir Michael Bichard, rector of the London Institute, which is in the process of applying for university status, added: "I am delighted that such a distinguished school of art as Byam Shaw school is to join Central Sain t Martins.

But that Russian city, the capital of the Ural Mountains region, has a distinguished company and a distinguished school -- augmented immeasurably by the city's selection as the haven for the Kirov Ballet during World War II.

This veterinarian was charming and graduated from a distinguished school but just didn't know how to apply the knowledge he acquired from school to real life medical situations.

When Morris was faced with a similar crisis of confidence in the handling of exams, over A-levels in 2002, she appointed a distinguished schools inspector, Mike Tomlinson, to investigate.

Nick was sent to Marlborough, a distinguished public school, and later went to Cambridge.

The University of the Republic (1849) has numerous faculties, including a distinguished medical school that draws students from throughout the region.

The speaker of the first installment, for example, is understood to be a doctor who spent several years studying in Paris, while the second volume The Professor at the Breakfast-Table is told from the point of view of a professor of a distinguished medical school.

Its visual identity has been that of an old high school — a distinguished old high school, to be sure, but an old high school all the same.

He taught ethics for several years at a university in the Basque city of San Sebastián, near the French border, and in 1995 he and his wife moved to Madrid, where he is now on the faculty of the Universidad Complutense, one of the oldest and most distinguished schools in Spain.

It offers undergraduate, masters, and Ph.D. degrees through its three distinguished schools.

In Kentucky, the pattern is much the same: Black children in "distinguished" schools are performing about the same as white children in "needs improvement" schools.