Sentence examples for apart from the school from inspiring English sources
Apart from the school uniforms it could have been mistaken for a pop concert.
Apart from the school, which has about 400 students and 50 or so employees, there are only about 40 more people working on the island, Ms. Koch said - for the trust, the National Park Service and the contractors working on projects.
Apart from the school's impressive academic reputation, there is the fact that Canada's immigration policies are less restrictive than those of Europe or the United States.Cambridge goes continentalAs INSEAD welcomes J. Frank Brown as its new dean (see below), it is also saying goodbye to Arnoud De Meyer, its current deputy dean.
Apart from the school day, our grantees are working hard to provide the necessary childcare for women who work.
Studies from Morocco and Egypt have identified girl students not attending schools are at higher risk of early marriage and pregnancy (as early as 15) therefore apart from the school curriculum and teachers role, attending school alone can help in improving the health of adolescent girls.
It boasted a resident symphony orchestra, opera and drama companies, attendant music, theater and art schools, but almost no dance, apart from the fledgling school that catered mostly to the children of festival visitors.
Apart from Waterloo Road, the school drama which she axed, none of the BBC's long-runners are going to end any time soon.
Apart from this, the school environment, pattern of teaching was also similar for both the groups.
Joachim Fest, who had published the first big German-language biography of Hitler, also stood apart from the Sonderweg school.
The question regarding duration was: "Apart from the average school day, how many hours a week do you play sports or exercise to the point where you breathe heavily and/or sweat?".
The question regarding frequency was: "Apart from the average school day, how many days a week do you play sports or exercise to the point where you breathe heavily and/or sweat?".
