Sentence examples for education courtesy from inspiring English sources
We've just had an education courtesy of Damye Hahn, who is the great-granddaughter of the founder.
Today, Dawn is happily remarried and Alex has had a superb education, courtesy of a £110,000 fee paid for the family's exclusive story by the now defunct News of the World.
In this historical analysis of the Educational Testing Service and the social implications of aptitude testing, the author argues that every American should receive a free education courtesy of the federal government.
At the age of 3, John A. O'Brien '65 was dropped off at the Milton Hershey School, a place where orphans received a free education courtesy of the founder of the Hershey Co.
EU students from outside England, Northern Ireland and Wales have received a free education courtesy of the Scots since 2008, thanks to a European law which allows devolved nations to discriminate between each other's people but not to treat European citizens differently to their own.
Google's G Suite has been gaining some ground in education, courtesy of the Chromebook, but Microsoft's Office applications are still the gold standard for many schools as the are in the workplace.
Instead of legislation, he said, his group supports more efficient recycling and better education, including teaching "courtesy clerks" (a k a baggers) to "make smarter choices" when sacking.
Ronald Koeman's education came courtesy of some of the great philosophers of Dutch football.
On my first evening I received an education there, courtesy of the ebullient bartender Zelda, well versed in the intricacies of bubble size, sugar content and vintage years.
He also spoke about his rare opportunity to take part in a trial education scheme, courtesy of the Howard League Charity, and how it had revived him.
Bernard Squarcini, head of France's intelligence services, said Merah's story after he was brought in for questioning in November had been convincing, saying he had shown "excellent co-operation, education and courtesy".
