Sentence examples for big classrooms from inspiring English sources

When its owner, a genial man named Marvin Carias, who used to live in Southern California, showed me around, he led me to two big classrooms on the first floor, called the Staples Center and the World Trade Center.

The gleaming new compound of brick homes, big classrooms, courtyards and verandas will be a campus where small groups of Congolese women, most of them rape victims, will be groomed to become leaders in their communities so they can eventually rise up and, Ms. Ensler hopes, change the sclerotic politics of this country.

It's just being in a big classroom, and every once in a while a light bulb goes off.

When I'm in that moment, interacting with constituents, and when I feel like I'm learning or teaching, it's like being in a big classroom.

In a way education by its nature favours the extrovert because you are taking kids and putting them into a big classroom, which is automatically going to be a high-stimulation environment.

Upstairs, there's a big classroom in which 22 students sit in various stages of dejection, looking at coloured maps of central London on the table in front of them.

Along with Brian Anselmo, 27, his friend and business partner who lives on the farm, Mr. Reese plans a big classroom and buildings to house students who will come to the ranch to learn what it takes to hand-pick breeding turkeys and raise them properly.

"I don't know if I'd like teaching in a big classroom, with all the other things that go with it," said Mrs. Borntrager, whose three children are among the 28 students who have been graduated from the school since she arrived.

Labour and the big classroom teachers' unions are the chief critics.

For critics, like the other big classroom teachers' union the NASUWT, this means a "reckless experiment", in which children will suffer.

This is my advice to not only college freshmen but everyone who's still enrolled in that great big classroom called life: "Save your story".