Sentence examples for education settling from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago we were finishing our education, settling into jobs and sniffing out the future.

One result was the possibility of the only child, following its Western-based education, settling (semi permanently in the host country.

Giving up on education, settling for a life of struggle, and always feeling less than.

Abe Lincoln in Illinois (1940) -- Abe Lincoln Raymond Masseyy) doesn't want much from life except to live simply; perhaps find love, get an education, settle down and have a family.

Many face discrimination and xenophobia that can interfere with their chances of getting an education and settling into their new homes.

Zinn's parents were Jewish immigrants to the US, with very limited education, who settled in Brooklyn, New York, and worked in factories.

Its protagonists struggle to find some plausible account as to why Russell Group universities – with lamentable records of access and widening participation – should feel free to charge £9,000 in tuition fees, but those universities that have made real progress in drawing young people from poorer backgrounds into higher education must settle for £6,000.

They are baby boomers with a median age of 58 who obviously listened to their mother's advice to get a good education and settle down because three-quarters earned a bachelor's degree and 82% are married.

He and wife Jody, a UCLA education professor, settled in Santa Monica and raised a family.

Emmons and Noeth examined the characteristics of households headed by someone aged at least 40, since younger families may not have completed their education or settled into long-term earning and wealth patterns.

As president, Mr. da Silva's own education policies got off to a slow start; he dismissed two education ministers before settling on one in 2005.