Sentence examples for long schools from inspiring English sources

For long, schools have been among the most important islands of the affluent.

"For too long schools have been reluctant to call the police," she said.

Russell Hobby, the NAHT's general secretary, said: "For too long, schools have suffered with inconsistent and unclear funding.

But the question of how long schools limp on before being forced to change management or close has been avoided by politicians for too long.

For too long schools have relied upon, and sometimes exploited, the commitment and dedication of low-paid school staff to deliver a wide range of education initiatives".

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "For too long, schools have been forced into the middle ground, to get students over thresholds at the expense of both the most and least able.

As a graduate of Brooklyn Tech, I recall these venerable timepieces as I stared out the window, longing for the end of a long school day.

Victor, it's gonna be a long school year.

But it's not about how long school lasts.

They also spoke of long school days and fierce competition.

For 90 percent of primary school students, long school days are followed by tutoring.