Sentence examples for a huge primary from inspiring English sources

He passionately disputes the notion that a huge primary school like his is any less caring or nurturing than a smaller school.

It was an "Idol" night on Fox — at least people were voting — so you have to wonder why the other networks didn't turn their news divisions loose on a huge primary night in the name of civic interest and perhaps a little brand building.

Things went south, literally and figuratively, with the next contest in South Carolina, where to many he crossed the line "playing the race card" by pejoratively comparing Obama's huge primary win, with a record turnout, to Jesse Jackson's '80s wins in small turnout caucuses.

Freeman chairs the board of governors of a huge state primary school across the street from her church and the rectory where we spent the morning talking.

Britain was a model of orthodoxy, returning to the gold standard and running huge primary surpluses to pay its debts; France, with a weaker political system, ended up inflating away much of its debt and accepting a big devaluation of the franc.

In this country it would build public support, prevent cronyism and allow prospective applicants in areas with huge primary school place shortages to learn from the best applications and improve their chance of getting the school they need.

This fistula was possibly caused by the necrosis of the huge primary tumor that penetrated the duodenal wall.

"When it was first proposed that languages were to become part of the primary curriculum, there was a huge push in primaries – in terms of the upskilling of teachers and investment in new staff," says Ruth Bailey, lecturer in primary foreign languages at Goldsmiths, University of London.

(Alder had both the good and the bad fortune to gain access to a huge cache of primary documents; he has made thorough use of it).

A huge thanks to primary school teacher Tim Taylor for creating and sharing a complete unit of work to study ancient Greece which has been inspired by the British Museum's collection and extends the use of the resources highlighted in the preceding paragraphs.

The provision of electric power requires a huge consumption of primary energy.