Sentence examples for move into school from inspiring English sources

"As they move into school, they're getting the sense that there is a stigma associated with being adopted," said Amanda Baden, a New York psychologist who specializes in transracial adoptions, and is herself a Chinese daughter of Caucasian parents.

For Pearson, this transaction signals a more rapid move into school management that was anticipated.

A woman who works at a car rental company told me she couldn't believe how many parents were helping their kids move into school these days how she had to do it on her own, and how her parents just said see you when she left home, and how they never stepped foot on campus.

The party's ambitions go much further, as the move into schools testifies.

Smart people who cut their teeth in the space industry move into schools, engineering firms, life science companies.

And there are others – small numbers of professionally trained chefs moving into school kitchens, bringing their knife skills and their sophisticated palates.

He and his schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, have allowed nearly two-thirds of the city's 99 charter schools to move into public school buildings, officials expect two dozen charter schools to open next fall, and the mayor has said he will push the Legislature to allow him to add 100 more in the next four years.

A number of families have moved into schools in Jabaliya.

The scientists also evaluated eighth graders who moved into schools that sold junk food with those who did not, and children who never attended a school that sold snacks with those who did.

"We are struggling over what to do with people living collectively in Lebanon, in Iraq — groups of refugees who have moved into schools, which have to open up in a matter of weeks," he said.

Residents of the Syrian capital said troops had moved into schools and universities, which officials calculate are unlikely to be hit if Barack Obama orders an attack following a congressional vote next Monday.