Sentence examples for adopted at school from inspiring English sources

After eating, the group get serious as they discuss what it feels like to be adopted at school and how different they feel to their peers.

Metts, who grew up in Midland, Texas, was adopted; at school, where he was one of its few Mexican-Americans, he'd been taunted for being a "wetback".

Jill Lesser, the center's executive director, told a House subcommittee in September that she hoped the curriculum would be tested as a pilot program in California in the current academic year, and eventually be adopted at schools nationwide.

In 2012, Teach to One, a program that incorporates software to guide middle-school students through a math curriculum, was adopted at seven schools nationwide, including some in New York City.

The Gosport system of training was eventually adopted at training schools throughout the world, remaining the dominant method of civil and military flight instruction into the jet age.

Other specifications adopted at the school-bus conference have been revised over the years, but not the yellow, even though it is a relic from before the eye-popping palettes of artists like Andy Warhol and Peter Max. "If they had to do it today, who knows if it would be the same, because now they have brighter, more noticeable things," Mr. Riley said.

Because of "zero tolerance" policies adopted at their high school and many others in America, Kenyatta was handcuffed, arrested and expelled.

Many of the steps Harvard plans to take -- which are subject to the approval of the Harvard Corporation, the university's governing body -- have already been adopted at other law schools.

A solution adopted at some New York private schools and at some colleges requires students to cite all help received on a paper, even orally, as they'd footnote other sources.

The school crest was adopted at a College Council meeting on 23 August 1888.

(Mann was adopted at birth).