Sentence examples for fire schools from inspiring English sources

Coral reefs, sea pumpkins, St . Elmos fire, schools of sharks and playful whales, islands waving with palm trees — to some of us the Caribbean is a magical world.

For who suffers most from the precipitous decline in household wealth of the Great Recession -- from the decline in public services of the police, fire, schools, a warming environment and decrepit infrastructure brought on by continued budget cuts at a time when the economy is barely recovered?

From 2000 to 2025, the study projects taxpayers will subsidize transportation, infrastructure and development costs of sprawl for metro Los Angeles, Washington/Baltimore and San Francisco to the tune of $120 billion -- not counting the costs of police, fire, schools, health care, energy and many other big housing-related government costs.

He owes his place in our history books to a 'no smoke without fire' school of thought .

(There are two problems with Whitman's view: First, she doesn't have the authority to fire school employees. Second, the entire state workforce could be laid off and it wouldn't solve the shortfall).

Schools where test scores for any group fail to rise for at least two consecutive years face increasing penalties over several years, including paying for private tutors and firing school staff members.

The strike had threatened enrollment at a college that is trying to recover from its troubles in 1997, when the State Board of Regents fired school trustees and its highly paid president, Peter Diamandopoulos.

The meeting broke up with most agreeing that this, rather than the current emphasis on the "you're fired" school of sensational entrepreneurialism for the camera and exit points for an overheated investor, was the way forward.

In a city with mayoral control of schools, Bloomberg is in charge of hiring and firing school chiefs.

"No one wants to cut police, fire and schools," he said.

Essential public services -- garbage collection, policing, fire protection, schools, street maintenance, health-care -- were atrophying.