Sentence examples for interrupted education from inspiring English sources

I was not selfish to want to restart my interrupted education and develop my intellectual capacities.

Many of the labourers on the sites were children, some as young as 12: an interrupted education is another part of the social fallout of rural collapse.

By June 1661, he was ready to matriculate at Trinity College, Cambridge, somewhat older than the other undergraduates because of his interrupted education.

After an interrupted education, Champfleury went to Paris and lived a bohemian existence in a literary group that included the poet Charles Baudelaire.

Butler said Sawari – like many refugees who've been displaced for several years – had had an interrupted education and no skills that placed him in demand for employers.

After completing his interrupted education (Stowe and Trinity College, Cambridge) he served briefly in the Foreign Office (twice), before striking out successfully as a journalist and author.

The state defines a "student with interrupted formal education" as anyone who has been out of school for at least two years, but many at Ellis might be more aptly described as undereducated: Djibril, for example, at times attended school a few hours a day, or in classes of 85, or studied only the Koran.

Then he pulled a hamstring, the direct result, he says, of interrupted training.

Attempts to gain further training, to enrol in courses and to gain employment are stumped by an interrupted or prematurely curtailed education, by a lack of a school-leaving certificate, by lack of contacts or support, and by the transient nature of donor-funded projects and interventions.

He completed his interrupted schooling in 1957 and read for an education diploma.

Recalling his war-interrupted childhood, Schwartzman said, "I had an almost nonexistent formal education.