Sentence examples for a fancy school from inspiring English sources

When he was 13, his father took a job in Libya, and Tommy won a football scholarship to a fancy school in Dallas.

At Lily's age, I was angry because I thought that my parents prized external success — e.g., my attending a fancy school — more than who I really was as a person.

"I pay $700 a month in student loans and I didn't go to a fancy school," explained Deanna Fox, 30, a writer who lives in Delanson, to a table full of people in their 30s and 40s gathered at the Riverfront Bar and Grille in Albany.

Some kid got to go to a fancy school and that made him different than me?

Not that we need to be overly impressed by a fancy school, but it's not a bad sign, anyway.

It didn't come from a fancy school, didn't come from the mayor or anything like that.

He runs a fancier school next door, decorated with images of Mickey Mouse.

Heritage Elementary School isn't a fancy private school, or even a public school nestled in an affluent suburb where parents pay high property taxes to give their kids a good education.

This way, "It doesn't matter whether you went to fancy school A or not, you're all given the same shot at the job," said Polli.

But he had a talent for writing commercial films, and three were made: "No Man's Land" (1987), "Masquerade" (1988) and "School Ties" (1992), about anti-Semitism at a fancy prep school.

Those who follow him typically went to some fancy school and then did a stint with Teach for America or AmeriCorps before graduate school.