Sentence examples for a sort of school from inspiring English sources

Peachum (F. Murray Abraham), who runs a sort of school and way station for thieves and panhandlers, tells us a bit about the world.

A start-up called Wamda provides a steady flow of information online for entrepreneurs, organises events for them in the real world and invests in some.Maktoob's sale also led to the creation in 2011 of an "accelerator", a sort of school for start-ups, whose backers include the king.

Murray Abraham), who runs a sort of school and way station for thieves and panhandlers — "Threepenny" is based on John Gay's "The Beggar's Opera" — tells us a bit about the world we're entering as he pulls back the heavy curtain, like an illusionist in love not with fantasy but with the con.

The idea of long form reeks of a sort of school marmish attitude that all of the short form content we are consuming is junk.

However, it is not a "finishing school" or "a sort of finishing school".

In 1885, he told an interviewer, ""The opera of the future is a compromise [among the French, German and Italian schools] – a sort of eclectic school, a selection of the merits of each one.

The Taylors moved to Monrovia, and Chucky began attending the College of West Africa, a sort of prep school in the capital.

Published in Britain by Nicholas Brealey; £18MANAGEMENT consulting is one of the world's most successful professions, acting as a sort of finishing school for future captains of industry, and reshaping not just companies but great swathes of the public sector.

Sunday begins with a 1 p.m. showcase by Gowanus Music Club, a sort of neighborhood "school of rock" for 8-to-16-year-olds, with instruction by local musicians, like the singer Tracy Bonham.

Since 1951, the college has hosted Marlboro Music, an outwardly low-key summer gathering that functions variously as a chamber-music festival, a sort of finishing school for gifted young performers, and a clandestine summit for the musical intelligentsia.

Imagine this is a sort of finishing school for watch movements.