Sentence examples for every schoolroom from inspiring English sources

How do you measure which are the good teachers, short of placing a philosopher of education (or a senior fellow from the Heritage Foundation) in every schoolroom to take notes?

I must ask: If you can begin your day with a member of the clergy standing right here leading you in prayer, then why can't freedom to acknowledge God be enjoyed again by children in every schoolroom across this land?

In 1984, Reagan again raised the issue, asking Congress "why can't [the] freedom to acknowledge God be enjoyed again by children in every schoolroom across this land?" In 1985, Reagan expressed his disappointment that the Supreme Court ruling still bans a moment of silence for public-school, and said he had "an uphill battle".

Certainly Smiley avoids any whiff of the lecture-hall - the impression given is more of the schoolroom: 'Every novelist brings some knowledge of dramatic states of mind to his writing.

The superchip will place vast amounts of information at our fingertips, huge computer power on every desk in the office, schoolroom, home, factory and laboratory.

Twelve of us of every age and ability from five to 12 in one schoolroom led by Miss Armstrong.

Second, the press was itself a kind of quasi- or supplementary schoolroom, offering both practical and moral instruction to readers on every topic imaginable, as Thomas Palmelund Johansen's contribution reminds us.

Every researcher who is interested in artificial water-splitting faces bigger challenges than a schoolroom demonstration of electrolysis might suggest.

In the schoolroom he was a failure.

What is the arrangement of the scholars in the schoolroom?

For me the best section, though, is the schoolroom display.