Sentence examples for distant school from inspiring English sources
You don't have to be an old boy from Eton, Harrow or even Cheltenham College (one of the locations where If … was filmed) to sympathise with Travis's alienated spirit – my own (distant) school days were spent at a Catholic comprehensive in northern England – you just need to share his belief that the game has been rigged so you might as well trash the rules.
Imke Durre, a physical scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina, has been completely blind since about age 3. When she was in elementary school, her parents wanted her to attend a regular school near their home in Germany rather than a distant school for the blind.
It is simply that they object to moving their children from one fairly lousy school to another possibly slightly less lousy one because the journey to a new, more distant school is too hard or too dangerous to justify the marginal improvement in educational quality.
He is reluctant to send her to a distant school.
But after it was destroyed during the June events, he has not enjoyed travelling to a distant school where he has no friends.
The family explained how difficult it was to access food and services, and the difficulties they face to send their children to a distant school.
Much of this money would be used to build schools, train teachers or transport children to distant schools.
But in practice parental choice is limited because poorer parents lack information, and cannot afford the bus fare to more distant schools in better-off areas.
It has since issued several other rulings to clarify the Brown precedent and to make school districts dismantle the machinery of segregation often by busing black and white children to distant schools.
The idea that the superintendent will be earning significantly more than before just as employees are being furloughed and laid off and students are reshuffled to more distant schools has infuriated some in the community.
Their request has been rejected on the grounds that it would "undermine" the (distant) schools their children would otherwise have to use.Swedish inspirationLabour's manifesto still talks about parent power.
