Sentence examples for course schooling from inspiring English sources

In Rome, much of conversation revolved around food; in South Africa, crime stories were the social staple; in New York, as always, it was real estate and its staggering cost (and for parents, of course, schooling).

Of course schools are intended to do more than create little GDP-producing machines.

And of course schools that want to expand should do so.

For any election, officials scrounge for polling places, setting them up in flower shops, mortuaries and, of course, schools.

Of course, school playgrounds are not every child's ideal play space, but they are woefully underused.

Of course, schools must improve; every one should have a stable, experienced staff, adequate resources and a balanced curriculum including the arts, foreign languages, history and science.

Of course, schools that are formally designated co-ops do not have a monopoly on the ideas co-op schools have embraced.

"Of course schools need to be held to account.

Of course, schools generally have their own policies around classroom photography, and forms parents have to sign to authorize photos being taken.

Of course schools target drawings or poetry or trench coats.

Of course, school hours aren't the only culprit.