Sentence examples for budding school from inspiring English sources

Usually, such nurturance starts at home when parents give their budding school children consistent guidance and support in being responsible for controlling their feelings and behaving in acceptable and considerate ways without disturbing or hurting others, so that they are more likely to exhibit self-control (Hill and Craft [2003]; Margetts [2003]).

Nowadays, budding art school graduates can pretty well take advantage of any old current, style, medium or material.

She not only broke the American record she had set by four seconds, but she also ran away from a pack of seasoned collegiate and professional rivals, including Jordan Hasay of the University of Oregon, who a few years ago was a budding high school star like Cain.

The idea that mass is constant is drilled into every budding high-school physicist.

His father, Ed, working as a newspaper illustrator, became involved with the budding Ashcan-school illustrators-turned-painters, led by the charismatic Robert Henri.

It was confirmed on Friday that a federal agent has been assigned to investigate what happened to Lacy, 17, a budding high-school football prospect found hanging in the middle of a predominantly white trailer park in Bladenboro, North Carolina, on 29 August.

Should parents of budding writers in high school, middle school or even elementary school encourage them by self-publishing their books?

To Noh, "gay" describes the kathoey, outrageously effeminate students at his school, budding "lady-boys".

At secondary school the budding cricketer was up against three other youngsters for a sports personality award but lost out to "a girl in the sixth form who did athletics".

She created the scheme to prepare blind children for mainstream education, and also runs a larger project based in Trivandrum called Kanthari, a school for budding social entrepreneurs from marginalised communities worldwide.

It's too soon to tell, but I'd like to think that the economic downturn is doing serious damage to this trend and maybe even put budding artists off graduate school entirely.