Sentence examples for longer recess from inspiring English sources

We complain that public education is underfinanced, and the PTAs raise money for playground equipment and classroom supplies; that kids don't get enough exercise, and they lobby for longer recess; that parents aren't involved in the schools, and they serve pizza and plan innovative events.

The recess length of the injectors also significantly affected the heat flux in the combustion chamber, which showed that the longer recess length gradually increased the heat flux.

In the last half century, the school year as well as day, have grown longer, recess times have grown shorter, evaluation of performance has become more important all of which have eroded free play time.

No matter how good my platform (better school lunches, reduced homework, longer recess) I feared I didn't stand a chance.

Later Thursday, during a longer recess from the hearing, several more women called into C-SPAN to discuss Blasey's testimony and their personal experiences with sexual abuse.

The difference was brought about by the more frequent recesses as well as longer recess durations of uniparental sanderlings compared to biparental sanderlings (Table 1, see Fig. 2 for an example).

Here's my proposal for improving it: shorter days, longer recesses and more time for finger painting.

That seems to be slowly changing as schools reintroduce longer recesses and build in movement to classroom instruction.

Earlier this week Rigell asked House leadership to allow for a rule change that would require the House to pass all 12 appropriations bills before adjourning for any recess longer than five days.

That way our "esteemed" national legislators could no longer plead that a recess made it impossible for them to deal with the revision.

Under the Constitution, the House of Representatives and Senate must agree on any recess lasting longer than three days.