Sentence examples for mostly of school from inspiring English sources

The statewide association, whose members operate 55,000 buses, is made up mostly of school districts.

In the filing, Sheriff Ted Mink called the documents "largely irrelevant and innocuous, consisting mostly of school work".

The indirect benefit to the community of vaccinating healthy children, mostly of school age, has been evaluated in a systematic review and found to be potentially beneficial to the children and capable of generating significant health benefits and cost saving for the wider community [ 35].

The Southeastern Conference SECC) formed in 1932 and consisted mostly of schools in the Deep South.

Consisting mostly of schools from Texas, the conference saw back-to-back national champions with Texas Christian University (TCU) in 1938 and Texas A&M in 1939.

Considering that the time is mostly outside of school, the results suggest that almost every extracurricular hour is devoted to online life.

Marjorie's social naivety – she "had a vague idea that the army consisted mostly of public school boys" – is weighed against her lack of judgment and she is eventually restored to the bosom of Brackenfield.

In Milan, the protests consisted mostly of high school and college students in Guy Fawkes masks.

(Midgette) NEW YORK YOUTH SYMPHONY (Sunday) The concerts by this dynamic orchestra of aspiring young musicians, mostly of high-school age, are never disappointing.

The first step was mostly about out-of-school, but this is about IN school.

And the modest success of the free-school programme is dwarfed by the growth of academies (which have the same privileges as free schools but consist mostly of revamped state schools).