Sentence examples for early schools from inspiring English sources

The early schools were run by businessmen and, famously, fundamentalist Christians.

This teaching was explicit in the early schools, in which the revelation was still thought of as historically related to Shakyamuni's mission in the world.

When early schools starts are coupled with a teen's biological clock, the result is chronic sleep-deprivation, and low grades and health problems.

The teaching in Mark's Gospel provided the foundation for one of two early schools of thought concerning the person of Christ.

Fayetteville acquired a reputation as a centre of education through its early schools, especially Sophia Sawyer's Fayetteville Female Seminary (1839) and Arkansas College (1852; destroyed during the Civil War), the state's first degree-granting college.

At both my early schools, Tony took on the job of proxy father, and for that matter mother, also, for the schools offered little in the way of Olive substitutes.

In Italy an emphasis on early schooling was the result of social movements of the early 1960s.

Presidents Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk, born nearby, received their early schooling in Charlotte.

"These early school start times are abusive," she wrote.

Into their early school years, Jason and Justin threw daily tantrums.

Samuel Pepys (pronounced peeps) was sent, after early schooling at Huntingdon, to St . Pauls School, London.