Sentence examples for most schoolbooks from inspiring English sources

These efforts rendered most schoolbooks, which were written in Russian, unusable.

Lincoln's views about colonisation are well known to historians, even if they don't make it into most schoolbooks.

If most schoolbooks reflect the dominant culture, we shouldn't be surprised if students — and parents — feel that school is about reinforcing a status quo that doesn't include them.

That might not help: most schoolbooks skip lightly over East German repression, and the subject often comes up only at the tail end of the school year.

Benedict Arnold on Canvas There was more to Benedict Arnold than is in most schoolbooks, at least as he is portrayed by Mary Dwyer in striking primitive paintings whose style draws from the untaught, itinerant artists of colonial America.

Although most schoolbooks say otherwise, the moon does have an atmosphere, although it's exceedingly thin--perhaps thin--perhaps thin--perhaps 100 trillion's.

The flame still flickered in pockets of New England, and since most of the schoolbooks, including the popular "McGuffey Readers," were produced there, Hamilton's role in the American Revolution was not completely forgotten.

In addition, the most frequently used schoolbook was The New England Primer, to teach reading as well as the Protestant catechism.

"Most kids now have schoolbooks, and hospitals now are open as nurses are getting paid".

Some companies, such as Macmillan, in both its British and American houses, had begun to issue schoolbooks almost by chance; then, as their sales grew most profitably, they developed separate departments for school and college textbooks.

Attention New York City parents, teachers and others interested in the goings-on of the nation's largest public school system and most competitive private school scene: The New York Times, in collaboration with WNYC, is introducing SchoolBook, a Web site devoted to covering schools in New York City.