Sentence examples for getting into schools from inspiring English sources

A lot of getting into schools is to give the parents the bragging rights".

"I've been getting kind of depressed, with all my friends getting into schools, and I'm not," she says.

Now that we can recruit school leavers, we need to be getting into schools and introducing them to the full range of care careers.

In 2001, 12-year-old Nkosi Johnson's heart-wrenching campaign for better understanding and care for HIV/AIDS sufferers helped change policy about HIV-infected children getting into schools, and opened a care centre for infected mothers and their children.

As Dimbleby said, revealingly I thought, at the press conference this morning: Food in society is pretty bad and there is a risk that that is getting into schools This is a humane, remarkable plan, and not just because it is appears to have been greeted with rare consensus among the main political parties (and Jamie Oliver).

Let's hope she's not good just at getting into schools but gets better in fulfilling their requirements and graduating.

"I know she had to get over hurdles getting into school and she found some discrimination.

"Nobody even cared if these kids were getting into school or not".

But getting into school here was not as uncomplicated as winning a lottery.

They worry about their kids getting into school.

For many first-generation Latino college students, getting into school is only half the battle.