Sentence examples for boarding establishment from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Nicholas is packed off as a schoolmaster to the horrific boarding establishment Dotheboys Hall, where Wackford Squeers Jim Broadbentt) and his ghastly wife (Juliet Stevenson) brutally abuse their charges, particularly a lame boy, Smike Jamie Belll).

It seems, though, that the famous "ask not" trope itself had its origin in Kennedy's years at the Choate school, a boarding establishment in Connecticut, whose headteacher liked to urge his pupils to ask "not what Choate does for you, but what you can do for Choate".

"Private schools are more susceptible to instances of sexual abuse because of more opportunities for the development of close relationships between teachers and students during extra-curricular activities, and because of the prevalence of boarding establishments," he told the commission.

"But Republicans across the board, establishment and Tea Party, are watching Governor Romney very carefully to see how he responds to this challenge for clues to whether he's the kind of nominee who could defeat President Obama".

Grayling voted in favour of the regulations, which apply to the provision of "accommodation in a hotel, boarding house or similar establishment".

The population covered by SoFIE includes those living in private dwellings, and excludes people living in institutions or establishments such as boarding houses and rest homes.

Your suggestion that our functions be given to the attorney general's office would take us back to the failed system in place before the board's establishment.

He was being sent to boarding school at the Ecole Niedermeyer, an establishment that trained musicians for the church.

Descending three flights of stairs to the cellars of this 216-year-old establishment, we boarded a small tram that took us on a multimedia tour of the company's history: shades of Pirates of the Caribbean, though instead of swashbucklers brandishing swords, we were confronted with images of Hollywood celebrities wielding flutes of Piper-Heidsieck.

He boarded at these two establishments between early 1911 and June 1914.

Reviews of the Coburg establishment warn of boarded up windows and bullet holes, and urge other travellers to avoid the "slum".