Sentence examples for every schoolhouse from inspiring English sources

In this edition the Webster interests were taken over by an aggressive publishing firm, the G. & C. Merriam Co. (See Merriam-Webster dictionary.) Their agents were very active in the "war of the dictionaries" and sometimes secured an order, by decree of a state legislature, for their book to be placed in every schoolhouse of the state.

To promote the continued unregulated sale of military weapons to nervous, often frightened, and sometimes deranged individuals while advocating armed guards in every schoolhouse door is a cruel, and unconstitutional, delusion.

I'm an optimist; I believe Americans are smart enough to find ways to make our country and our kids safer while preserving personal liberty, including the right to bear arms, and rejecting off-the-wall "solutions" like the National Rifle Association's plan to put armed cops in every schoolhouse, every day.

"In a one-room schoolhouse, every child counts -- they've always counted, whether it was 1890 or 1990.

He would sit in the schoolhouse, every day, waiting for the gunmen to arrive, then lie about why the place was empty, he said.

In Gov. George W. Bush's model schoolhouse, every student would have to sit for an annual state test, and those students whose schools consistently failed to make the grade would be given a government check that they could use to attend a parochial or other private school.

In the ceremony when he signed the legislation, President Eisenhower said, "From this day forward, the millions of our schoolchildren will daily proclaim in every city and town, every village and rural schoolhouse, the dedication of our nation and our people to the Almighty".

Those experiences are unique to that student and aren't checked at the schoolhouse door every morning.

That little black tar cottage over there is the children's schoolhouse; a teacher arrives every Monday and stays in the attic.

While Mr. Bloomberg's intentions may be pure, these critics say, in the wrong hands, absolute control over all levels of management within the school system is an invitation to mayoral patronage at every level, from headquarters to the schoolhouse.

"The governor's proposal in essence pries open our schoolhouse doors and extracts every dollar from children's education that Albany can put its hands on," Billy Easton, the executive director for the Alliance for Quality Education, said in one widely quoted statement.