Sentence examples for built in school from inspiring English sources

I was an architect, and I had a model of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater, which I'd built in school, on a library table in the front room.

Then again, as my daughter again reminds me, Christian holidays like Christmas and Easter often have built in school breaks, so that it would hardly come up.

The Convention on the Rights of the Children 1989 defined 18 years as an admissible age for a family     Japanese Ambassador Shusuke Watanabe, UNICEF representative in Azerbaijan Mark Hereward and other representatives visited new sanitary joint built in school No. 6 and in the boarding-school of Goychay and concerned about high level of hygienic conditions created for the teachers and students.

London won the right to stage the 2012 Olympics after convincing the judges that the Games would "inspire a generation" of UK sportsmen and women, and by promising that a permanent legacy would be built in schools and communities.

The Times seeks to explode the bonds of trust painstakingly built in schools across the city and to challenge the esteem teachers hold in many communities.

"Being built in a school district, we knew we couldn't afford to over-engineer.

Her school has high expectations for the success of all of their students and the staff there believe that this solid foundation must be built in elementary school.

Many courts were built in clubs, schools, and colleges.

G Barefoot College (www.barefootcollege.org) Water, education, Renewable Energy, Rural Development, Technology (Hybrid non-profit) 1,513 rainwater harvesting structures have been built in rural schools and community centers with a total capacity of 96.65 million liters of water every year.

Five thousand new sport courts will be built in public schools and another five thousand will be renovated to have roofs built over them.

Other than the first school he built in Pakistan, "no school is closer to my heart," he writes.