Sentence examples for first started school from inspiring English sources

When I first started school in the UK I could speak very little English and struggled to read and write.

It also reignites the learning motivation they had when they first started school and wanted to know about everything.

By emphasizing that people who challenged the government changed the United States — "When I first started school, we were still struggling to desegregate schools across the American South," he said — Mr. Obama's comments, and sincerity, instilled in many Cubans a new hope and offered a knowing vote of confidence.

Now 27, he's lived on Canvey since he first started school.

After she first started school, the lawsuit says, she was sexually assaulted and penetrated by another student on the playground.

We, too, had dealt with this same issue many years earlier when my sons first started school here in this country.

Even at the age of five, when children first start school, white working-class pupils are among the three lowest achieving groups; at 11, they are the second lowest achieving group, with just 58% reaching their expected targets.

If the gap were due mostly to schools, the difference in scores would be very small when kids first start school and grow much larger over time.

Especially when you first start school.

The first one started school in 1992.

I returned to work part time three years ago with the idea that by the time my third child started school, I would be ready to pick up where I left off.