Sentence examples for got into a school from inspiring English sources

My brother just got into a school on a scholarship for his guitar playing, so I took my family out for a meal to Ayoush, a Middle Eastern place where you sit in a cave and feel like you're in Aladdin.

When I was 31, I got into a school for sign writing.

I just thought I needed to get into a school.

I was a strong student at Williams, which I needed to be to get into a school like Stanford.

Needless to say, this had a devastating effect on the girls' ability to get into a school".

This means that students will be able to rank schools without the risk that naming a competitive school as their first choice will adversely affect their ability to get into a school they rank lower.

In a paradox, they have found that having certification is a barrier to getting into a school of their choice and that being uncertified would have made their search easier.

In the last four weeks, a group of lads around the age of 12 have been coming to our centre regularly and can't get into a school because they are in initial Home Office accommodation...

Our research shows that children striving to get into a school team are generally fit and healthy - it is those not in the team that should be the main concern, because they often stop exercising completely.

Joan wrote, "First before I came to this school it was very difficult for us to get into a school, when I got in, I felt like somebody who wanted to learn very much".

"I feel really angry and just let down, you would expect your child to get into a school they can at least walk too".