Sentence examples for academy property from inspiring English sources

The academy property features an outdoor weight lifting area, a batting cage, a pitcher's mound and space to park a midsize school bus, which shuttles players to a field for practice.

No wonder the authorities gang up on a teacher "whose coursework is playing-cards, felt pens and toy soldiers, and who uses our support staff to summon various eccentrics from the fields hereabouts, and who gets them intoxicated, and his students moreover, on Academy property …" It doesn't look as though things will end well for our blazing poetic misfit.

There are four academies in the City Sheffield Springsgs Academy, Sheffield Park Academy, Firth Park Academy and Parkwood Academy.

*Being intoxicated, "leading to damage of a state vehicle," and another officer being intoxicated and accused of "involvement in destruction of property at the academy".

To work off those rich Vermont meals, the excellent on-property Topnotch Tennis Academy has been nationally ranked and employs a team of tennis professionals in about 30 different programs to teach guests of all ages and skill levels how to play and improve.

It stemmed from accusations of unpaid property taxes at the academy in Ohio and from reported difficulties in getting the corporate fund-raisers to recommit to the plan.

The law would also establish an Agency for RAS Scientific Institutions that will manage the academy's real estate holdings and property.

"Since the library is federal property, together with the academy authorities I am going to ask the Russian president for help," Pivovarov says.

There was also a commitment to use the education department's property as accommodation for academies.

Mr. Falkenrath, 41, says he is frustrated by the traffic congestion caused by the academy, the Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy, and also by its plans to alter the property, which include building a trash storage shed.

Mr. Segal acknowledged that the academy had made unauthorized alterations to the property in the past, but he called them "comparatively minor things" and said that the school had made formal compensatory plantings and procedures to rectify any problems.