Sentence examples for noble school from inspiring English sources

"Noble is forcing low-income parents to choose between paying the rent and keeping their child in school," Donna Moore, parent of a student at a Noble school, said in a statement released by the advocacy groups.

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Unlike, say, the kabuki theatre, shunga were not even confined to the beautiful but often raffish culture of the brothel districts: artists of the noble Kan¯o school painted erotic scenes as well.

Students at Noble Street schools are given demerits for a list of infractions as varied as "not looking a teacher in the eye" or "chewing gum".

He had a charmed early life: born into a noble family, Westminster school, Cambridge University.

In the preface to his translation of Plato's Timaeus, which is often treated as virtually a Pythagorean treatise by the Neopythagoreans, Cicero asserts of Nigidius that "following on those noble Pythagoreans, whose school of philosophy had to a certain degree died out, … this man arose to revive it".

Even with art schools' noble history of nurturing pop talent, from John Lennon to Franz Ferdinand, the subject rarely makes it into song.

To get its students up to speed, Noble Street Charter Schools start freshman classes a week before the other grades, allowing new students time to adapt to Noble's high academic standards and strict discipline policy.

Everyone agrees in principle that teaching school is noble, but somehow that has failed to translate into the perception that teachers are noble--and that lack of respect can be hard to swallow for young scientists with the highest aspirations.

The situation has added poignancy because it involves a school, a noble and underfinanced institution.

Remember the "noble gases" from high school chemistry class -- those standoffish elements that resist pairing up with other atoms?