Sentence examples for drawing on school from inspiring English sources

Drawing on school handouts wins big points.

Kasich told the student to draw on school resources.

Students at Reed College in Portland also found swastika symbols and racist messages like "The white man is back in power" drawn on school bathrooms. .

Mozart drew on both schools of thought, but mostly, his concertos are compressed operas.

In eighteenth-century London, troubled husbands and wives could pay fifty pounds a night to sleep in a "magnetico-electric" Celestial Bed; today's marriage therapists draw on different schools of thought.

The research also draws on one school in a very specific context an inclusive STEM-focused school in the USA.

Ms. Tisch said that New York City should focus on replacing its failing high schools with schools that draw on students largely from the surrounding neighborhood without any academic admissions criteria.

(Although not before he took a saber cut across the left cheek, and Macbean nearly lost a hand)." Hubbard's unofficial biographers present a very different account of his Asian travels, drawing on his school records, his contemporary diaries, and his father's service record.

Under a pilot scheme due to begin next autumn, heads will be invited to inspect each other's schools, drawing on their knowledge of school management and leadership in a new kind of peer-review system.

The essence of a planned partnership, in the Wills playbook, is a creative but efficient sharing of resources, like drawing on nonprofits and school leaders to start a Saturday tutoring program at Public School 123.

Ed Miliband will put himself on the side of the "forgotten 50%" on Tuesday by drawing on his state school roots and promising to reform an education system that he says fails half of Britain's teenagers by giving them second-rate vocational qualifications of little value to employers.