Sentence examples for its own school from inspiring English sources

And for all of Barcelona's strength of discovering talent and bringing it through its own school at La Masia, an unusual number of them are leaving this summer.

Mr. Cranko explained that the Stuttgart company is national in the sense that it has its own school and a duty to Germany -their hosts and the people who foot the bills, but that their 53 dancers come from all over the world.

It has its own school, its own firefighters, and you live with a family and seven other girls.

Moreover, it has established its own school with localized characteristic, that is, a historically functional school directed by Marxism.

But seven months after giving its backing, Wokingham Council says it will open its own school instead.

It used to have its own school at one time.

In the last year the Internet has bred its own school of do-it-yourself mass entertainment in the form of Flash animation, a relatively easy-to-use software tool that has made online animators out of novices.

It runs its own schools, hospitals, police, prisons and cultural institutions.

It had its own schools, shops, hospitals, churches and a prison.

It's effectively running Isle of Wight schools, and yet it won't be allowed to help its own schools once the academy orders are made.

This was the birth of the modern upper-class elite; its own schools, clubs and cultural artifacts made it quite distinct from other Americans.