Sentence examples for day institution from inspiring English sources

Confederate will imagine slavery as a modern day institution in America, exploring an 'alternative timeline' if the South successfully seceded from the U.S. following the Civil War".

This study was carried out to determine the oral health status and treatment needs of children and young adults attending a day institution for those with special needs.

"If things don't turn out the way parents hope, they want to know they have done everything possible for their child," says the headmaster of one venerable English day institution, when asked what exactly his school offers that is worth £16,000 a year.Indeed, for the most prestigious schools at least, the puzzle is not why they are so expensive, but why they are so cheap.

The last panel of the day, "Institutions and Ideas," scrutinized the institutional and ideological foundations of slavery.

Cherry, a former coach of the Boston Bruins, has for the past thirty-odd years been a fixture on the CBC's Saturday institution "Hockey Night in Canada".

What a difference a year and a half makes: Blacklock is now a Soho Sunday institution, with 300-plus sitting down to a proper roast dinner each week.

Two television worlds will collide this fall when Oprah Winfrey, who became a household name with her intimate daytime sit-down interviews, joins the newsy CBS Sunday institution "60 Minutes" as a special contributor.

Your so-called Merry Monday deals makes a mockery of the whole Cyber Monday institution.

Among its many present-day institutions of higher learning is Hebei University (1960, moved from Tianjin to Baoding in 1970).

"The dominant force," she contended, "will be the superior talents and higher intelligence levels of the average student at higher-SAT institutions".

Under reforms revealed on Friday, institutions will be able to recruit as many teenagers as they want with at least an A and two B grades at A-level in 2013.