Sentence examples for later schools from inspiring English sources

She began her working life as programme secretary for the BBC's variety and, later, schools broadcasting departments.

The Bhagavata-purana glorifies an intensely personal and passionate bhakti that in some later schools gradually developed into a decidedly erotic mysticism.

Tartini's playing was said to be remarkable for its combination of technical and poetic qualities, and his bowing became a model for later schools of violinists.

Later schools of singing paid much attention to the resonation of the voice in the "mask," that is, the cavities of the head, though this resonation did not affect the radiative power of the voice but only its volume.

The eruption of the French Revolution in 1789 delivered a blow to the emerging rationalistic conception of strategy from which it never quite recovered, though some of its precepts were echoed by later schools of thought, such as those of Jomini in his great work The Art of War (1838) and the systems analysts of the 1960s and afterward.

So where an Instagram can add a feature and cut it a month later, schools adding a new program must commit to every student who enrolls for the year(s) it takes them to succeed, even if that means it's a major financial loser for the business.

Some schools also e-mail parents and call in later after school.

Five days later, school started.

Later school start dates are one possible explanation.

Later, school officials made her sign a document saying the fee was a voluntary "donation".

When they arrived a minute later, school officials told them that it was just a drill.