Sentence examples for key academy from inspiring English sources

The Weinstein Company, the U.S. distributor of "The King's Speech," is not counting its golden chickens yet, though; especially faced with competition from "The Social Network" and its big-in-the-barnyard producer, Scott Rudin, it is still campaigning hard, organizing lunches and screenings for key Academy members.

Giroud went through the low-key Grenoble academy which his brother recommended so he would stay close to his family, where one of his coaches said he was not good enough to play in the French second league, let alone Ligue 1.

A key influence on academy staffing has been the concept of "distributed" leadership.

The likes of Alex Blake, Adam Ball and Sam Billings all face stiffer competition for places, but Adams and Key reassured the academy products that they were in the club's first team plans.

This policy shows that this is not the key objective of academies now.

In his contribution to the second reading debate, veteran campaigner Lord Rix acknowledged that "freedom" was a key principle for academies, but questioned how that fitted with "accountability to parents of SEN children".

The key questions about academies - old and new - explained.

I have benefited enormously from the pioneering women and men who made it possible for steadily increasing numbers of women of my generation to take on key roles in the academy and throughout our society.

Former Reading captain Graeme Murty said the new academy was key to the club's future.

He knows how to inspire first team players to give their all and has a proven track record of making an academy a key ingredient to the club's success.

"The key areas where the academy and Tesco were unable to agree concerned access routes to Newquay Tretherras, as well as the exact boundary point between the two proposed premises". Tesco's corporate affairs manager, James Wiggam, said: "We have been pleased to work with the school to discuss a potential scheme.