Sentence examples for are schooled from inspiring English sources
noun
A group of fish or a group of marine mammals such as porpoises, dolphins, or whales.
- The divers encountered a huge school of mackerel.
The young are schooled to fight.
"Nowadays," Paixão added, "players are schooled in the clubs.
Jamaicans are schooled in the art of obfuscation.
Chick – and children – are schooled in the importance of compromise.
About pain and the media, he notes how players are schooled to talk to reporters.
"Nowadays players are schooled in the clubs, but he has none of this.
Students are schooled to worry about employment before they start university.
Lonely Planet writers are schooled in cartography, and encouraged to attend annual seminars on guide writing.
The rich ones are schooled in the arts like painting and drawing".
Aspiring screenwriters are schooled in the dogma of "three-act structure," "character arcs" and "through-lines".
"I just don't think a lot of folks are schooled enough in accessibility to know that".
