Sentence examples for academy in which from inspiring English sources

At the academy in which I work this does not happen.

The rabbis referred to this era as "the world to come," portraying it as an immense academy in which the righteous would study Torah without interruption.

The home of British Motorsport is the venue for the 2013 Gran Turismo Academy, in which players of the popular racing game battle to show they can be as fast on the track as they are on their consoles.

Because the room at the Albany Academy in which he wanted to build his experiment was not available, he had to postpone his work until June 1832, when he learned that British physicist Michael Faraday had already discovered induction the previous year.

"This, ladies and gentleman, is progress at an Academy in which we can be proud," the caption reads.

Especially after 1500, there was a proliferation of private academies in which scholars gathered to discuss philosophy and students were also prepared for the examinations.

That's why he longs for all schools to become academies, in which teachers may once again run things as they see fit.

This last line of thought Arnold develops in the second essay, "The Literary Influence of Academies," in which he dwells upon "the note of provinciality" in English literature, caused by remoteness from a "centre" of correct knowledge and correct taste.

He has a PhD in Islamic law and lectures and holds senior positions at a range of international academies in which he has discussed issues affecting Muslims across the world, including the UK.

But nothing compares with the heart-in-the-mouth audacity of the moment when the boxy academy ratio in which most of the film is shown widens out to encompass the three camera triptych that captures the climactic final act.

Gove regards the city academy system, in which new schools are established largely free of local education authority control in deprived areas with independent funding, as one of Tony Blair's finest achievements.