Sentence examples for call scholastic from inspiring English sources

Some are examples taken from Scripture, others we might call scholastic "thought experiments," but most of them are accompanied by cases of conscience.

Quick Calls Scholastic Storia (free for the iPad) is a must-download book app for children who like to read.

A company called Scholastic, presumably not the book company, has released these odd texting devices that work wirelessly within 600 feet of each other.

During the Middle Ages, Thomas Aquinas and other theologians (called "scholastics" for the rationalistic style of argument that grew out of the monastic schools) drew on ancient Greek and Roman tradition to hone natural law as a set of universal rules for ethical action that God has made known to pagans and Christians alike.

It was called the Scholastic Aptitude Test, and from that moment forward the business of getting into college in America was never quite the same.

Francie Alexander, the chief academic officer at Scholastic, called the report "a call to action".

And then I get this call from Deborah [ Forte Scholastic film overseer and one of the movie's producers], and it dawned on me, 'This might actually happen.'".

Scholastic called the sales figures "unprecedented for a script book".

Though called the "first Scholastic," Boethius was at the same time destined to be for almost a millennium the last layman in the field of European philosophy.

Its bill would require public school districts to develop and put in place their own plans for sports concussion management, would explicitly require that any athlete suspected of concussion must be removed from play until cleared by an appropriate health-care professional, and calls for special scholastic services for athletes in recovery.

my mum and manager, gets an email from a chap called David Maybury from Scholastic UK.