Sentence examples for lengthy school from inspiring English sources

PARIS — For more than a century, the lengthy school days of French children have been punctuated by a midweek day off, in recent decades for most children on Wednesdays, originally created for catechism studies.

Boys' schools are often private, with curriculums shaped by religious teachings, often in Yiddish, and lengthy school days.

In Finland, this has been the case with trips that are organised by the government or municipality due to societal reasons, such as some patient trips to and from hospitals, or lengthy school trips.

Instead, I was given a lengthy Chicago school of economics treatment of the news business with only the most passing reference to the listed books.

Signs that FGM may have been inflicted on a child include a lengthy absence from school, health problems including bladder and menstrual trouble, complaints about pain between their legs, and behavioural changes, police said.

Owen Labrie, who made national headlines as the defendant in a lengthy New Hampshire prep school rape trial last year, was wearing a beige LL Bean fleece.

However increasingly, parents and students posses less money and time to pile into the family car and drive cross country for physical visits to a lengthy list of schools.

How long before interviews, lengthy supplementary forms, primary school records, priority places for certain groups (like the children of founders and governors) and even feeder schools in the private sector start to resurface in some schools' entry criteria?

Yet, on Monday morning, Ms. Andrias, the director of the Central Park East Elementary School I in East Harlem for nearly a decade, submitted a lengthy explanation of the school's curriculum and student performance.

I even sort of remember being so moved by the novel that I wrote a lengthy paper in graduate school — something about fog rolling in over England, obscuring the truth or some such — that addressed the major themes.

As lengthy interviews over the school year with more than 60 women at Penn indicated, the discussion is playing out in the lives of a generation of women facing both broader opportunities and greater pressures than perhaps any before, both of which helped shape their views on sex and relationships in college.