Inevitably, he did his national service in the education corps, conveniently stationed at RAF Duxford, a 12-mile scooter ride from home – which allowed him to avoid many of the "ridiculous dinners" which aspiring barristers were expected to eat at Lincoln's Inn before being called to the bar.
The audience will be arrayed on 1,500 folding chairs along a 235-foot stretch of the Boardwalk near the New York Aquarium's education building at 10th Street, which, conveniently, will serve as the backstage dressing rooms.
'The country will benefit from me and people like me,' I smugly and conveniently believed, 'and so my education should be a taxpayer investment.' A better reason to hate them was, I believed, the deterrent effect that they would have on poorer people entering university.
These data reflect a shameful reality about the inequities in the American education system, one that too many people conveniently explain away as the inevitable result of the burdens of poverty or family problems.
In analyses of the determinants of loss of virginity, by sex, social-educational group proved to be a good summary index of familial background, conveniently washing out all parental income, education and occupation measures.
To facilitate the religious education of the Facebook generation, The Bible is now conveniently available in lolcat translation, complete with audio.
It seems that Republicans so fond of invoking Ronald Reagan and speculating what he would do were he still alive and governing, conveniently forget that when it came to education, Reagan's preoccupation was with the "culture wars" and the attack on America's exceptionalism and legitimacy in our textbooks and the classrooms.
Mr Clinton made his career in a conservative southern state; Mr Kerry forged his in a north-eastern state, defined by Harvard Yard liberalism and powerful trade unions (he conveniently forgot to tell the DLC that he retreated from his education reforms at the first sniff of union opposition).
"Esperamos," said its lawyer the Spanish word, conveniently, can mean both "hope" and "expect"—"that they'll pay up".The quality of education is low.
But definitions differ conveniently.
Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.
