Sentence examples for dim schools from inspiring English sources

The tilapia swim in dense, dim schools within their barrels — oddly ominous shapes in the green water, the future in fish.

Tonally, these fell somewhere between the speeches of a dim high-school student and a tipsy bridesmaid.

A few months later, when he had in hand a commissioned study of the school's dim prospects, he told his school board, "We shouldn't let any more students enroll there".

There are hundreds of players like him in hamlets all over the country each year, with searing careers that dim after high school.

I had a dim memory, from school Shakespeare lessons, that Elizabethans had once been fond of them (according to The Oxford Companion to Wine, a "cup of canary" is mentioned by a character in Twelfth Night).

But I built many businesses with Jews who didn't let school dim down their dreams and they were comfortable with the idea to let go of the idea of job security and fly.

And he even seemed to take a somewhat dim view of public schooling.

Playing Karen Smith, the well-meaning but spectacularly dim member of high-school clique the Plastics, she showed real comic cadence.

Still he filed quietly with his classmates across marble floors and Oriental rugs and into the school's dim auditorium, on Grand Concourse a few blocks from Yankee Stadium.

Her memory of what she learned in school is dim, though her recollections of wiping glasses and sweeping floors are vivid.

But as long as the corporate model dominates health care, the lessons of narrative medicine will remain with other dim memories of medical school.