Sentence examples for entitled the school from inspiring English sources

Adrienne Rich, for example, sent a poem entitled "The School Among the Ruins," which Mr. Hamill said included these lines: Teaching the first lesson and the last -- great falling light of summer will you last longer than school time?

In Kiev, there are several exhibitions fizzing with work that takes on social and political subjects with imagination and humour: Georg Schöllhammer, the curator of the next Kiev Biennale, entitled the School of Kiev, talks of "art with meaning" as opposed to the western art world, which, he says, is "mainly about money".

The much anticipated decision, which entitles the schools to more than $100 million each over the next five years, sent spirits soaring at Karlsruhe and swooning at Heidelberg.

Perhaps even more ironic, in a week when even some Republican members of Congress have come out in support of the Safe Schools Improvement Act, Pennsylvania's Republicans, led by entrenched Governor Tom Corbett, have created a budget that should be entitled the Unsafe Schools Creation Act by maintaining nearly $1 billion in drastic cuts to education funding.

We had initiated a pilot program with some of the schools entitled "The Hellenic Book Club" that offered Greek language books to students.

His schools White Paper, entitled The Importance of Teaching, sets out plans to reform and improve the quality of teacher training.

Last month, the Education Department placed Beach Channel on its list of "impact schools," tacitly acknowledging the concerns about security expressed in the memo and entitling the school to more safety services.

Expect more errors of judgment from JP, the entitled public school boy with good teeth (Jack Whitehall), the crushingly insecure Kingsley (Joe Thomas), the tightly-wound girl next door Josie (Kimberley Nixon), socially-awkward Howard Greg McHughhard-livingVODg VOD (Zawe Ashton) and desperate to be cool Oregon Charlottee Ritchie).

Now he said that he was entitled to sue the school district under Title IX, the gender-equity law.

Federal laws have long provided guidance on what students with disabilities are legally entitled to during the school day.

According to the law, enacted when the Bloomberg administration first proposed cutting nurses from parochial schools in 2002, a school with 200 students or more is entitled to a school nurse; sometimes schools with smaller enrollments are also eligible.