Sentence examples for empty schoolhouse from inspiring English sources

Only the two of us were still there in the empty schoolhouse, so I got him to talk about Ggaecheol — something I should have done earlier.

There is a silver lining in the hard reality of this Kentucky coal county's shrinking population: Empty schoolhouses make good inns.

Priests are allowed to give small items to other priests, preferably from neighboring parishes; whatever is not distributed is wrapped and stored in empty convents, schoolhouses or warehouses.

From across the green, rows of wooden desks sit empty in a schoolhouse.

Much of North Dakota has a ghostly feel to it: empty homesteads and occasional schoolhouses litter the land, with caved-in roofs and grass growing where there used to be front porches.

So he began hosting regular English lessons for his workers, converting an empty shipping container into a schoolhouse and using children's books sent by his wife, who was back in the U.S. Morning tutorials included cartoon-heavy safety briefings like the one pictured below: "Don't touch 'Boom Boom.'" Land also goofed around with his workers.

She had invented a "fire-drill," by which the whole schoolhouse was to be emptied within five minutes in perfect order.

One recent afternoon, Woolley and Nita Vail — wearing a necklace with the ranch's old VR brand — led visitors past a tiny schoolhouse, through weathered, long-empty corrals and into a hayloft where one Henry Lopez wrote his name in large letters and inscribed the date: Oct. 31, 1896.

They live the farthest from the white clapboard schoolhouse, 11 miles down gravel roads across empty plains, so their lateness might be forgivable -- except that it holds up everybody else.

After moving to the aptly named New Hope, he connected with a farmer who just happened to have a 1700s stone farmhouse sitting empty and offered to let him use it as a schoolhouse surrounded by pastures of grazing cows and sheep.

Empty green mine cases stood stacked against the wall of a schoolhouse that the army had taken over.