Sentence examples for call schools from inspiring English sources

I peck out a to-do list on my iPhone: Call schools.

He added: "For me the priority would be: in London you can call schools what you like but if there aren't the teachers there because you can't give them anywhere to live, that's the bigger priority.

In a lecture in 2005, Tooley said that "as the market develops … education will become organically linked again into … family homes, workplaces, sports centres, town halls, reading rooms in pubs, debating chambers, book stores … but you won't see the youth ghettos we call schools and colleges".

It seemed especially appropriate during Black History month and a time when we treat students of color as commodities and actively engage in their warehousing in places we call schools.

Is this what we call school reform?

Perhaps they might be called schools.

The app it is putting all of its efforts into is called Schools.

It might be called Schooling.

That was what they called school closings.

I called school counselors, asking them to recommend me.

"It's called school governance," Mr. Sampson said.