Sentence examples for classical schools from inspiring English sources

"They are all trained at our best classical schools, and know the full spectrum of Spain's historic dances.

Both explore themes of madness and transformation, within distinct systems of morality and transcendence, expressed through classical schools of movement.

The Classical schools long retained their social prestige and a definite educational advantage in that only their pupils were admissible to the universities.

It acknowledges the classical schools of Islamic thought and does not reject local traditions, seeing them as a form of dakwa, or missionary work.

Last year, the district received 11,184 applications for 1,733 seats in gifted and classical schools, and 38,438 applications for 3,471 seats in the city's magnet programs, a district spokeswoman said.

His criticism of classical schools as elitist inspired the founding, after 1844, of voluntary residential folk high schools, in which young people of every class were encouraged to be educated.

The classical school believed that the real constraint on growth was aggregate savings.

With Haydn and Beethoven he brought to its height the achievement of the Viennese Classical school.

Aaron Goldberg, the young pianist from Joshua Redman's band, has a classical, schooled sound.

Mr. Goldberg, the young pianist from Joshua Redman's band, has a classical, schooled sound.

He also introduced a wide range of subject content, and thus founded a new classical school of Welsh poetry.