Sentence examples for more expensive school from inspiring English sources

The more expensive school is ranked higher.

My parents found a more expensive school on the East Side".

I used to watch, not unjealously, in my school-uniform drinking days in the Antiquary, deep in the bowels of Edinburgh's St Stephen Street, Nicky Campbell and Iain Glen, best friends possessed of a slightly more expensive school and slightly too in preening love with their individual selves, as is the way with 17-year-olds.

If finances played a huge role in your decision to attend community college in the first place, why would you suddenly pass up an opportunity to get an extra $7,000 for college at your new, more expensive, school?

Even with these scholarships, money remains a factor for the more expensive schools.

ACTA gave high marks to the more affordable universities that it said had more comprehensive ranges of courses in core fields like history, literature, mathematics and science than far more expensive schools.

According to the minutes of one such meeting in March, he supported the more expensive schools "because there are parents who want them and we are losing their children to non-Catholic academy schools".

"Don't you get tired of hugging a lion?" St. Stephen offers the kind of extras found at far more expensive schools, like French for 3-year-olds, violin for fourth and fifth graders, and iPads for sixth to eighth graders.

A time in which unpaid interns from all over the more expensive schools flock to New York to work as flacks.

White folk are just like you and me, except they went to more expensive schools.

A compromise of sorts has existed in recent decades in which the government helps students get loans, enabling them to go to more expensive schools.