Sentence examples for great schools of from inspiring English sources

The three great schools of painting after 1940 were in Germany, America and Britain.

Either the merging of two great schools of history, or a truck-stop diner at a junction on Route 66.

Missionaries taught Icelanders the Latin alphabet, and they soon began to study in the great schools of Europe.

In the 16th century Protestant referred primarily to the two great schools of thought that arose in the Reformation, the Lutheran and the Reformed.

Most ethnic Khmer are Theravada (Hinayana) Buddhists (i.e., belonging to the older and more traditional of the two great schools of Buddhism, the other school being Mahayana).

"I want to create a system where we have great schools of all types," he said, "and fewer lousy ones of all types".

That was another great school of comedy.

The painted panels and ceilings of the Great School of San Rocco (instituted 1478, completed 1560) are masterpieces by Tintoretto.

Its golden age (11th 12th century) is represented by a great school of Romanesque architecture, sculpture, and painting.

A great part of his career and energy was devoted to the decoration of the Great School of San Rocco, Venice (1564 c. 1588).

He considered that it was part of what he called the Great School of Learning for Druids, and was where their priests performed divine offices.