Sentence examples for high school tie from inspiring English sources

Sullivan is wearing his high school tie, for some reason.

Eventually, Bree reconsiders; however, during the service, Bree discovers that Rex is being buried in his high school tie, which Phyllis insisted but Bree expressly forbade.

This Final Four is particularly rich with high school ties.

In Wyoming, a northern Cincinnati suburb of about 8,000 people, Warmbier's return to the United States was marked by blue and white ribbons, representing the colors of the local high school, tied around trees and telephone polls.

Another initiative, Next Generation High Schools, tied together private and public innovation and funding.

Seeing high school players tied to professional agents is common in basketball, as agents have long sponsored or been involved with summer teams.

The top 25percentt of the applicants that City College accepted as freshmen through its regular admissions procedure from American high schools last fall tied for the highest SAT scores among CUNY's 17 campuses: an average combined mathematics and verbal score of 1,200 out of 1,600.

"It's important that the high school curriculum be tied to the preparation kids get in the earlier grades," Mr. Levy said.

Brown said he had seen cases in which a street agent who was involved with a high school player had ties to professional agents or tried to become the player's agent.

That is one reason why the test has two performance levels: one at the high school equivalency level, tied to the performance of today's high school graduates; and the other called GED with Honors, reflecting skills associated with success in college and careers.

The tests tie high school graduation or promotion to performance on a single, standardized test.