Sentence examples for pavement school from inspiring English sources

At High Pavement school in Nottingham, Peter developed a keen interest in jazz, and picked up his first drumsticks.

She's separated too: we once had a hurried, but heartfelt, conversation on the pavement outside school about it.

He was a clever boy from the Nottingham council estate of Bestwood; a lorry driver's son hoisted by the 11-plus to the local High Pavement grammar school and groomed for white-collar work.

But over time, as urban neighborhoods have become less safe and suburbs have sprawled, parents have become less and less likely to let their kids pound the pavement to school.

As I slowly recounted the way their children's blood had slipped along the pavement from the school uniform shop – with workmanlike interruptions "end para", "full stop" – they witnessed their still fresh loss being rendered into journalistic cliche.

In Hackney's Victorian terraces I have shared pavement space and school-gate waits with people who I would never otherwise have met.

While they waited for the convoy, students in Haltern laid white roses for their friends on the pavement next to the school.

"I thought I would have to do a lot more pounding the pavement and recruiting at schools," she said.

Every morning and late afternoon sees roads choked with rush-hour traffic and the pavements clogged with students, school children and workers.

Then hit the pavement, stop in at schools, and hand out your CV.

That sounds low to me: there are parts of London where French is more common than English on the pavements, and French schools in London are full to bursting.