Sentence examples for got academies from inspiring English sources

"These boys haven't got academies that will take them in from 12 years old.

You might expect Liddington to be an eloquent critic of local authorities' shortcomings and a proselytiser for the private sector, particularly since, when he worked at the Department for Education, he played a leading role in getting academies launched.

"As more and more schools get academy status, it's more vital than ever that the law is changed immediately to bring academies in line with the nutritional standards for maintained schools.

It was the sort of thing that gets academy members ticking the boxes in their voting slips, and two of its stars won Oscars: Sean Penn as best actor for his semi-reformed tough guy whose daughter is murdered, and Tim Robbins as best supporting actor, playing the haunted abuse victim who is the suspected killer.

President Obama, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and a parade of House and Senate Democrats should get academy awards for their play act on the public heath care option.

We've all got good academies, there's no academy that isn't producing players.

Alexander, who chairs the Senate health and education panel, got the Academies' panel to speed up its report by several months so that he could use some of its findings.

When schools become academies, improvement gets put on hold for a year or two – it's a huge change.

"You've got the academy's Governor's Ball right after the ceremonies, and you really get frowned on if you miss that.

We've got an academy.

After I optioned the film rights to Mary's biography, How It Was, I enlisted film director Sidney Pollack to helm the movie and - in what turned out to be a real mistake - got the Academy-Award winning writer, Waldo Salt ("Midnight Cowboy"), to do the script.