Sentence examples for lives at school from inspiring English sources

The kids live these intense lives at school Monday through Friday, and on the weekends, they just want to tear the lid off and let it go".

And news organizations − including The New York Times — have almost universally respected Mr. Obama's desire to shield his daughters from coverage as they go about their lives — at school, during soccer games or on vacation.

Walking Away is addressed to all caring parents at all times as they watch their offspring leaving for new lives at school and whatever education and work that may follow.

The director developed this project from coaching basketball and studying photography, activities that allowed him intimate access to high-school and college kids and to their families' lives – at school, in college, on the basketball court, in church, hanging out.

-To what extent should the government be involved in students' social lives at school (i.e., the rules of classroom conduct, the dress code, and other laws that regulate student behavior)?

He was aware of it, ashamed of it, and he made valiant (if unavailing) attempts to overcome it, trying hard to follow his children's lives at school and university, or to encourage my mother in her writing and drawing.

Although individual terror raids or mass shootings have claimed more lives at schools and colleges in other countries over that period, and universities often become battlegrounds when nations go to war, for a country at peace, the rate of extremist assassinations – and authorities' failure to stop them – is staggering.

Now that she is living at school, she says she needs to drive, and can appreciate getting a license quickly.

"They brought me to Canisius, and I met the coaches, met some of the professors and some of the people who lived at school.

Because of the increased distances to the new centralized schools, the merger program also entailed building boarding facilities and encouraging or mandating that students live at school during the week away from their family.

I remember becoming aware that, for most children, home was where they lived, and not merely, as it was for me, a place that I visited for brief interruptions to my main life that was lived at school.