Sentence examples for ordinary high school from inspiring English sources

In many ways, Montgomery's life resembles that of an ordinary high school track athlete.

"Ordinary high school teachers could probably help students prepare for the ACT.

After an ordinary high school career, he went to Montana Tech for a year, then left because he wanted to be closer to home.

He ascribed his wide-ranging interests to attending an ordinary high school, rather than a professional ballet school, in Wiesbaden, Germany, where his parents eventually settled after leaving Russia.

"The Twilight Saga" is the tale, unabashedly cheesy in spots, of an ordinary high school girl named Bella Swan who falls in love with Edward Cullen, a heartthrob vampire who is too tender-hearted to suck human blood.

Growing up in a very ordinary town just north of London and attending a very ordinary high school, one of our several linguistic atrocities was failing to pronounce the "t" in certain words.

This trend held true last year in poor areas of the Bronx, where ordinary high schools, some with enrollments of 3,000 or more, had lower success rates on state exams -- and drastically higher dropout rates -- than the New Visions schools, which have enrollments ranging from roughly 75 to 150 students.

A total of 30 high schools were randomly selected from the 237 full-time ordinary high schools registered in Shanghai, and 100 students with age various from 16 to 18 were chosen from each school using a random selection method based on the students' identification numbers to complete the survey questionnaire.

Yu-Gi-Oh!, Japanese manga (comic book) of the late 20th and early 21st centuries that features an ordinary high-school student, Yugi Mutou (Yugi Moto), who assumes mystical powers when playing a mysterious card game.

Surprisingly entertaining, feature-length treatment of the smash-hit TV series, in which Miley Cyrus plays ordinary high-school student Miley Stewart, transformed by night into rock super-star Hannah.

Their kids, in turn, were normal children, same as anyplace else in the world, ordinary high-school students keenly interested in fun and games and, above all else, love and sex (or, at least, the latter's theoretical possibility).