Sentence examples for becoming a school from inspiring English sources

"We are becoming a school for ambitious immigrants," he said.

Mum did a variety of jobs, including "working pubs at night" before eventually becoming a school secretary.

Given the prevalence of such shootings, many journalistic and scholarly investigations focused on identifying the major risk factors for becoming a school shooter.

The palace subsequently passed from hand to hand, losing much of its land and becoming a school and a convent before its renovation as a hotel.

Andrew isn't getting enough satisfaction from flying or becoming a school favorite with his talent act, and sex doesn't work out for him.

It produced a 15-minute video to be shown continuously in a local shopping centre, extolling the virtues of becoming a school governor.

He later made expeditions to Greenland, Greece and Ethiopia, before settling in England and becoming a schools inspector with the Department of Education.

She started her political career by becoming a school-board member, then a mayor, in a small Alaskan town.

Becoming a free school has allowed the school to get a cleaner, pay a music and French teacher and employ a full-time administrator.

Upon graduation from Khalsa College at Amritsar in 1907, he entered the Sikh school system in Lyallpur, becoming a high school teacher, or "master," a title associated with him thereafter.

West Virginia was originally classified as a College Division school in the 1937 season, becoming a University Division school from 1939 72.