Sentence examples for minor school from inspiring English sources
Jōjitsu, Chinese Ch'eng-shih, minor school of Buddhist philosophy introduced into Japan from China during the Nara period (710 784).
And he won no new friends among the Scottish art establishment by suggesting that Scottish art was a minor school.
East Anglia may be said to have produced a minor school in the works of John Capgrave, Osbern Bokenam, and John Metham, among others also active during the middle of the century.
Stopping school officials from disciplining black students who violate minor school rules is a step toward actively challenging internalized perceptions we have about people of color.
Following the Civil Rights Movement and with the onset of the War on Drugs, states and municipalities passed new laws criminalizing formerly noncriminal behavior, allowing police to arrest people for everything from breaches of minor school policies to violations of park rules.
According to this act, a two-year course in minor schools was to be started in every district town and a five-year course in major schools in every provincial town.
Participating students were rewarded after each test with minor school-related profile articles like pens, candy and post-it pads, in addition to participation in a lottery where ten students won a tablet computer at the one-year follow-up.
Steed and Bond went to Eton, albeit briefly; Smiley went to a minor public school before becoming an Oxford don; even Austin Powers attended boarding school (St Trinian's? Oh behave!) before finding his 1960s mojo in his Union Jack Y-fronts.
After attending Blundells, a minor public school which he left in 1930 at the age of 16 – "I hated school," he once said – Stokes gained a student apprenticeship at Leyland Motors, then a small, provincial truck-maker based in Leyland, near Preston, Lancashire.
It is like a nightmare ritual from the prefects' room at some seedy minor public school.
But it turns out his father was a restaurateur and he went to a minor public school.
