Sentence examples for organized school from inspiring English sources

Almost every other child observed was found to be partaking in organized school or day nursery group activities.

In that respect, it is no less threatening to religious freedom than organized school prayer.

The defendant competed and lettered in all the organized school sports.

Republican strategists scoff at such efforts, saying Democrats will never make inroads among religious voters if they support abortion and oppose organized school prayer.

Reinstated by 20th-century critics and poets, chiefly for his poem cycle, Délie, Scève has often been described as the leader of the Lyonese school of writers (including Pernette du Guillet and Louise Labé), although there is no evidence of an organized school.

By citing Justices Scalia and Thomas as his favorites, Mr. Bush suggests that he would fill vacancies with conservative nominees who could be expected to support organized school prayer, tuition vouchers and further curbs on the reach of the federal government in the spheres of civil rights, criminal justice and environmental regulation.

More than anything, they cause us to ask questions about traditionally organized schools (both public and private): Why keep a tight leash around learning?

After 1911, training took place in more formally organized schools.

Fast and active, the copper shark may be encountered alone, in pairs, or in loosely organized schools containing up to hundreds of individuals.

In these final days of his organized schooling -- he tells his parents that attending class is becoming too difficult -- there was really only one thing missing.

The Administrators were "class parents" — the sorts of people who organize school events and group gifts.