Sentence examples for form a school from inspiring English sources
Who cares whether they form a school or not?
He placed his two principal houses near the universities of Paris and Bologna and decided that each of his houses should form a school of theology.
The article prompted a group of Pratt students to ask her to form a school based on her ideas, which led, in 1964, to the founding of the New York Studio School.
It originated from the merger of two old-fashioned schools: the school of agriculture and the school of forestry that aimed to form a school with a cool name, the College of Natural Resources.
Gauguin fled for Paris and the two never saw each other again.Martin Gayford's new book analyses the influence of this brief, failed effort to form a "school of the south", an artistic brotherhood inspired by the brightly lit landscape of Provence.
Robert Fox contributes an account of Laplace's attempt to form a school of young physicists who would extend the Newtonian model from astronomy to physics, and Ivor Grattan-Guinnesummarizeszes the history of the scientist's most important single mathematical contribution, the Laplace Transform.
Ms. Lee formed a school medical emergency task force, which brought school officials together to exchange information and coordinate planning efforts to deal with nine possible medical emergencies.
On one level, it's an "inspirational teacher" tale, a real-life "Stand and Deliver" or "Mr. Holland's Opus," about Conrad Johnson, a teacher who, in the late 1960s, formed a school stage band at Kashmere High School in Houston.
As well as denting established reputations, Hamilton attracted other young like-minded poets and critics - David Harsent, Hugo Williams, Colin Falck and Michael Fried among them - who together loosely formed a school dedicated to a terse, imagist minimalism: a verse with "the courage of its constrictions".
E. C. Clark wrote in the late 19th century that Austin's work "is undoubtedly forming a school of English jurists, possibly of English legislators also.
