Sentence examples for classrooms from from inspiring English sources

He learned Hebrew in underground classrooms from smuggled textbooks.

Teachers are also buying supplies for their classrooms from their own paychecks.

True, Washington's portrait still adorned classrooms from Maine to Mississippi, and his birthday remained an unofficial national holiday.

Later that first sleepless night, the first powerful aftershocks came, unleashing boulders larger than the school's classrooms from nearby slopes.

Mrs. Fioraso's proposal is an effort to ease a 1994 law that required — with a few exceptions — the use of French in classrooms, from nursery schools to universities.

Education is the single most important item in the city's budget, and the municipality is responsible for maintaining classrooms from kindergarten through high school.

Fears over the disruption to classrooms from pupils using smartphones have prompted the Government to commission a review into the way technology affects behaviour in schools.

All the Sputnik-like urgency has put classrooms from kindergarten through 12th grade -- the pipeline, as they call it -- under a microscope.

Windows in the cafeteria provide views of the new play area and the neighborhood, and glazed "light boxes" funnel light into classrooms from two sides and the roof.

It mirrors a scene in a northern Thailand classroom from a videotape my organization uses.

It seems hypocritical to insulate the classroom from the innocuous effects of cash.