Sentence examples for from boarders from inspiring English sources

They have the bottom flat; the top two are occupied by other Karen families, all of whom seem to roam freely from apartment to apartment, making it difficult to tell family from friends from boarders.

The family's principal source of income came from boarders.

The funds from boarders made it possible to offer free schooling to needy girls, thus leading to her being called the foundress of the parochial school system in the U.S. Saint Seton has been inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame.

In the mid-1800s, the area was a summer destination for boarders from Manhattan who cycled, played croquet, swam and fished in the cool of the countryside.

Attention was focused on the "public" schools (independent secondary schools such as Eton and Harrow, usually for boarders from upper- and well-to-do middle-class homes), which under the leadership of outstanding headmasters such as Thomas Arnold were thoroughly reformed.

I somehow regained my seated position on the board and immediately submitted again to gravity, zooming down, down, down, until I slid to a gentle stop amid applause from fellow boarders.

Kingswood-Oxford has students commuting from 55 towns in Connecticut; Choate has boarders from 40 countries and 40 states; Taft even has students from Vietnam.

With students from kindergarten to 12th grade including boarders from the outer islands, the facilities rival many college campuses.

Cited as an example of community engagement by a regionally-based drug and alcohol service was their " …outreach programs to remote communities and to colleges with boarders from remote communities [i.e. children from remote communities in boarding schools]" (FLSPI).

From LLN boarder router (LBR) to the destination that is connected to non-constrained networks, traditional wired or wireless network is used to transmit the application data.

From a boarder perspective, this work demonstrated the relevance of acquiring a good characterization of the rheology of gastric contents to fully characterize the fluid- mechanical forces involved in food digestion.