Perhaps it doesn't have the novelty of the first film, but it's refreshingly un-parochial, with charm and fun, and Bassett and Puri are reliably excellent.
Over the years, Ms. Kelly said, she tried a public school classroom for the handicapped, an integrated private school, a mainstream parochial school with a "shadow" for her sons and a school for children with learning disabilities.
You see that with The Office, The Thick of It and, in a slightly more parochial way, with W1A.
Mr. Ramage and Mr. Cooper-Shaw who shared the parochial duties with Mr. Allen of St . Andrews
Comparing the $3,000 parochial tuition with public school per-pupil spending is apples and oranges.
For one reason or another my responses are always a bit clouded by a parochial overfamiliarity with my compatriots.
But that imperative typically plays second fiddle to more parochial concerns, with the result that time is lost and suboptimal solutions are often chosen.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday that the city would allocate up to $8 million to more than double the number of private and parochial schools with full-time nurses.
By Victoria Lincoln The New Yorker, November 6, 1937 P. 16 Mr. Ramage and Mr. Cooper-Shawhoho shared the parochial duties with Mr. Allen of St . Andrews
The Scotsman, the national newspaper for which I once hired foreign correspondents from Washington DC to Beijing and columnists including Michael Portillo and Gavin Esler is now a parochial rag with meagre claim to influence in Edinburgh.
The additional money, which comes from the city's general revenues, will bring the total number of private and parochial schools with full-time nurses to 224 from 96.
