Sentence examples for a younger school from inspiring English sources

Higher-status parents may have more resources to help a child with a younger school starting age to adapt to school learning.

Graham Brady, a resigner "on principle" over grammar schools became chairman, Christopher Chope, an old school Maggie-ista ideologue and Mark Pritchard, a young school one, became joint secretaries.

In one notorious incident a young school boy was killed by an IRA bomb that exploded in the town centre.

She had straight brown hair, sympathetic eyes, and looked more like a young school teacher than like a corporate officer with nineteen years of experience.

It was also a young school receiving its first report card, so there was no bottom on how low its grade could go.

Photograph: Sebastien Nogie/EPA 7.40pm BST What a lovely exchange between a young school child and President Barack Obama during his visit to the Moravia Park Elementary School in Baltimore, Maryland.

Since July, puzzled commuters on platform one at Bristol Temple Meads train station have been able to see a lone figure of a young school girl in the distance.

A product of the machine-driven world of Queens politics, he fiercely opposed federally mandated integration efforts as a young school board member from a mostly white district in the 1970s.

He had seen the spirit of the French - a young school teacher in an occupied village who was cutting tricolor bunting to decorate with for the 14th of July.

The prospect is daunting, he said, especially for a young school that relies on constant grant writing and a small staff of people who will work 14-hour days.

In 2014 the Guardian featured the plight of a young school teacher faced with a bill of £15,000 after a pick-pocket stole his phone during a Spanish holiday.