Sentence examples for getting in school from inspiring English sources

What they were getting in school was not that good.

While they wanted to get their Gold Award by doing something for these children, their goal was to get beyond the services that the children were getting in school.

Every week a copy of The New Yorker would arrive at our house on Long Island, wrapped in a brown wrapper upon which the (I thought) disingenuously modest label NEWSPAPER was printed, and I would hijack the issue before my dad came home from work in order to continue an education that was, then, more important to me than the one I was getting in school.

It's an unusual soul who chooses to help the healthiest, yet that's precisely what we're getting in schools.

"We're trying to get in school lunch programs in the inner city.

The simulations offer "something you can't really get in school," said Grant Burrall, managing director of K-12 programs.

The problem is that these types of skills simply aren't the ones you'd get in school.

I do believe that mentorship is something I did not get in school, and I don't think it exists in school in a sufficient way.

This has the highest letter grade, one that I never got in school, an A plus and offers a dividend yield of 3.3%.

Peak by Anders Ericsson and Robert Pool (April 5) Be well-rounded is advice that students often get in school.

Police violence has become more acceptable to us, reinforced by the training we get in school.