Sentence examples for a school of its from inspiring English sources

Wadwa said that the school's expenditure is above average for a school of its size partly because it serves an area of "significant deprivation".

The company eventually had more than 300 members and a school of its own.

For the second year in a row, the university came in first in number of students applying to the Peace Corps and Teach for America for a school of its size.

It's a school of life for all its players.

Though it was a big adjustment coming from a school of only 250, with its excellent teachers, dynamic administrators and supportive community, Randolph seemed like the perfect place to continue my career.

Some poets were strongly affected by modern European and American poetry; during the postwar period a school of poetry that took its name from T.S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land echoed Eliot at his gloomiest.

Furthermore, the campus has endorsed the programme's growth into a school of public health as one of its priorities.

Knowing the G.P.A. that a school expects of its merit winners says little unless you also know where it sets its curve — essentially, its median grade.

Stuyvesant, a school of 3,200 students, has seen its Asian population soar to 70 percent, which inspired Mr. Blumm to start asking for volunteer interpreters.

In the Middle Ages Padua was mainly a school of civil and canon law, and its faculties of philosophy, law, theology, and medicine grew only gradually.

Last week, Justice John McGuirk of State Supreme Court ruled that Kiryas Joel might in fact be entitled to a school district of its own, under a state law passed in 1999.