Sentence examples for from a schoolhouse from inspiring English sources

My real estate agent, who is in Oneonta, a town northeast of Birmingham, found homework papers in his yard from a schoolhouse near Tuscaloosa.

Al showed me some long, tapered joists from a schoolhouse built in the eighteen-fifties, and others from a nineteenth-century factory in Chinatown.

Large bowed windows from a schoolhouse in Ogden, Utah, were salvaged for the kitchen, as was an early-20th-century Round Oak stove.

WASHINGTON — Generations of children learned the basics of the American legislative process from a "Schoolhouse Rock" cartoon, in which "Bill" sings, "If he signs me, then I'll be a law".

Among them are many of the medium-size still lifes of food that made Mr. Thiebaud famous, paintings like 1963's "Peppermint Counter," with its inviting piles of red-and-white candies labeled for sale (5 to 25 cents a pound), as well as singular and surprising works like the small 1967 painting of an American flag hanging from a schoolhouse wall.

Among them are many of the medium-size still lifes of food that made Mr. Thiebaud famous, paintings like 1963's "Peppermint Counter," with its inviting piles of red-and-white candies, as well as singular and surprising works like the small 1967 painting of an American flag hanging from a schoolhouse wall.

In his first dispatch, Larsen, a former Navy SEAL, reported from a schoolhouse turned military outpost.

When the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram kidnapped nearly 300 teenage girls from a schoolhouse last month, the world responded with an outpouring of undiluted emotion -- shock, outrage, fear, and most of all deep sympathy for the victims and their families.