Sentence examples for a precise school from inspiring English sources

Supermodels with breasts like plastic fruit, so round, move in slow, calculated adjustments, their skinny flanks decorated with proud ribs -- a precise school of dolphins, surfacing suggestively.

Thus the economics of publishing texts tailored for precise school districts, even single schools, is increasingly coming into the realm of possibility.

The master of ceremonies, Steve Harvey, hones the idea of old school to a precise chronological point: "I'm a 1974 brother," he says, wrapping himself in the luscious romanticism of Lenny Williams and Teddy Pendergrass, whose music swells with the kind of emotion that hip-hop, in Mr. Harvey's view, disdains.

They noted how school officials could schedule a student body twice as large as before the Gary Plan into the same space and time schedules by having students travel to specialized subject teachers who would teach their specific subject to classes rotating through the school building on a precise time schedule.

A precise legal definition of a satellite or school annexe does not exist.

Shanghai high schools encompass three grades, so the statistics are not a precise match, but there may be twice as many migrants of high school age in Shanghai as there are non-migrant children enrolled in Shanghai high schools.

The ensemble dancers, meanwhile, strike a precise balance between spritzy cheerleader pep and old-school classicism.

The schools have never actually had a precise opening date.

Martin's medical school, the University of Winnemac, "a Ford Motor Factory" where "buildings are measured by the mile," is a precise pen portrait of the University of Michigan.

A precise pitching wedge?

"There is a precise clause".