Sentence examples for much larger school from inspiring English sources

Would even another, much larger school massacre bring about change?

With the money from Times readers, Shining Hope is now building a much larger school that is expected to accommodate 500 pupils.

It is a much larger school than Sree Karpagavalli, offering courses in both English and Tamil to 1,000 girls, who are largely from poor families.

His team defeated Washington and Lee and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and tied the University of Virginia, which was a much larger school.

Opponents of the restoration noted that unlike Mr. Rudolph's steel-frame and brick building, which is broadly open to its surroundings, the new, much larger school meets contemporary security concerns, being more enclosed and having only two major entrances.

His players, who are trying to become the first Oklahoma team to earn four consecutive state championships, opened their regular season with two victories before Booker T. Washington, a much larger school from Tulsa, snapped their 41-game winning streak.

They have dominated much larger schools from across the state with sweet shooting, nimble ball-handling and a selfless, team-first approach that residents here say stems from the same shared resolve and cooperation it has taken for their people to survive for thousands of years in such a remote and often ruthless place.

Competing against much larger schools with enrollments ranging from 200 to 800 per high school grade, the SSMV was tied for 11th place in the United States in 2013, with a total of 24 Intel and Siemens semifinalists and regional finalists out of 102 submissions.

The local council plans to demolish Lewisham Bridge and replace it with a much larger foundation school.

That figure does not include the much larger summer school program in 1999; those costs will be included in the reports for fiscal 2000.

John Brice, the Pelham school board president, said the electives have allowed the district to expand its art and music instruction and to offer the diversity of courses of a much larger high school — without losing the intimacy of a smaller one (Pelham has 767 students).