Sentence examples for honours school from inspiring English sources

IT was in 1909 that I first came into contact with Rutherford, in my second year in the honours school in Manchester.

Lord Hailsham once wrote that Lord Wilberforce was "one of the supreme examples of the advantage in the upper reaches in the law enjoyed by a man who did not take his first degree in the honours school of jurisprudence".

Her question was: "But, then, why play the game?" Since Emmet was convinced that philosophy had much to contribute to the study of other subjects, she encouraged the establishment of joint honours schools and enthusiastically developed links with colleagues in the departments of government, economics and anthropology.

Theology became the sixth honour school.

This work was supported by the European Community FP6 coordination action project Integrating Cooperation Research Across Europe (NEST contract no. 043318), by a grant from Oxford University Press's John Fell Fund to FH and by the University of Oxford via a contribution to the costs of S Wong's final honour school research project.

The system of separate honour schools for different subjects began in 1802, with Mathematics and Literae Humaniores.

Imogen Daines seizes avidly on every line showing Helena is tormented by a lack of self-worth and deep envy of Hermia who evidently had the pick of the boys, and honours, at school.

Schools across France hold a moment of silence to honour the school shooting victims.

When two years later John Harvard died and left the institution his library and some £800, the grateful founders honoured their school with his name.

Ministers met to begin discussions in Adelaide on Friday after the Coalition refused to honour Gonski-style school funding agreements signed under the Gillard government.

Before the September election the Coalition said it would honour all school funding arrangements reached with states, territories and education sectors for four years.