Sentence examples for a pretty school from inspiring English sources

Joseph Millar, rector of Bolas Magna, Shropshire, and his young bride, Miss Dillys Wynn Roberts, a pretty school teacher of Whitchurch, who were to be married.

"My high school is a pretty good school in China," he said.

For the last two years I taught in a K-through-8 school in New York City, a pretty nice school, but I found that children who read for pleasure were an endangered species.

"My school in Brooklyn was a pretty challenged school," Brizard told The Huffington Post.

I fulfilled the school's expectations by going to Hampshire College, a pretty alternative school, in 2010.

I went to a pretty small school.

When she brought home an A, he would sneer: "You must go to a pretty easy school".

It was a pretty academic school, so alongside the practical art exams, we also did art history: we learned about architecture and European painting.

In addition, for no point that I can see, she also turns up as a pretty, normal school teacher named Helen.

"In other parts of the world, specifically in the States, you would need to get a masters from a pretty good school and afterwards work in a couple of institutions as a curatorial assistant, then little by little climb the stairs.

Her former boyfriend, they may note, started out at a pretty good school, too.