Sentence examples for formed a school from inspiring English sources
At 15, he formed a school band called Fridge.
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".
At the age of 12, he formed a school band, The Hectics, and covered rock and roll artists such as Cliff Richard and Little Richard.
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.
They will form a school's art trail throughout Norwich's shops, malls and cafes.
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.
The law requires schools to train staff about bullying, to introduce anti-bullying programs, and to form a school safety team.
Forming a school for prisoners, the Abel Santamaría Ideological Academy, Castro organized five hours a day of teaching in ancient and modern history, philosophy and English.
