Sentence examples for especially high school from inspiring English sources

Of course, sometimes, there's good reason not to trust other people — especially high school girls.

George Borjas, an economist at Harvard and also a member of the academy panel, is a leading proponent of the argument that immigration produces substantial wage losses for native-born American workers, especially high school dropouts.

He has met with a stream of angry parents and worried students, especially high school seniors worried about college admissions and the prospect of the lost strike days being made up next summer.

Pop culture has provided us with plenty of memorable representations of school, especially high school, an institution that, canonical narratives of American adolescence tell us, is something not to be enjoyed but merely to be survived.

In 1982, in this newspaper, Janet Maslin asked, "Can there be anything about life in high school, especially high school in a suburban California high school, that the moviegoing public hasn't already seen?" This was in a review of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," a movie that answered the question, Ms. Maslin acknowledged, with a qualified "yes".

The students, especially high school freshmen, like to practice what they call joning.

The real issue is improving schools, especially high schools.

The purpose of this study was to clarify the prevalence and clinical characteristics of macrolide-resistant M. pneumoniae in adolescents, especially high school-aged patients, with CAP.

But in the distorted teenaged mind--especially in high school, especially in a tiny town with no escape from what's bothering you--every event, every comment, assumes enormous meaning.

"Especially the high school," Mrs. Herzfeld said.

"Especially in high school, the older girls would go and I knew I would go".