Sentence examples for calls a school from inspiring English sources

"I am immensely interested in the Singularity," a hypothetical event Griffith calls "a school of thought which cites, among other things, trends in technological growth that predict that around 2040 for a mere $1,000 we will be able to buy a computer with the processing power" — and even self-awareness, he added — "of the human brain".

The headteacher calls a school-wide assembly to mark the accidental death of a Year 10.

What you call a school doesn't matter to me.

Call a school "specialist", and you have genuine specialism.

Call a school a new name, and voilà, it's a better school.

Even a stepmother calling a school has less explaining to do than a child's mother's girlfriend.

If you don't believe it, call a school, tell them you want to take an MBA, then add: "I'm 40" or "I'm 25".

Excavations at the site of The Theatre in Shoreditch, which hosted premieres of several Shakespeare plays and which pre-dates The Globe, is shedding new light on a theatre that was called a "school for all wickedness and vice".

It's like calling a school University of Steve.

Do you know those geeky sweaters, dorky ties, and oversized skirts they call a school uniform?

"If you create a system that calls a good school a bad school, people will know and lose faith in accountability," Mr. Christie said.