Sentence examples for peculiar school from inspiring English sources
France's peculiar school week dates to the creation of free universal public schools in 1882, under the famed education minister Jules Ferry.
As we rejoin them, Milky (Andrew Shim) and Woody (Joseph Gilgun) have some sort of peculiar school dinner-related racket on the go.
As an advocate of the philosopher Ayn Rand, Ditko is a believer in objectivism, that peculiar school of thought that promotes hardline capitalism and the pursuit of individual, self-serving goals and personal happiness as the only legitimate and rational way forward for the human race.
By all accounts, he was a precocious, peculiar boy, schooled mainly by his father's assistant, the vicar, Friedrich Müller; young Wilhelm was so attached to Müller that he moved in with him when the latter got a post in the neighboring village (Boring, 1950: 316).
In effect, the Stoics claimed that no position apart from theirs could do justice to a set of considerations that were not peculiar to their school but were accepted by everyone.
There's a kind of English notion of sexuality that I wish we could get away from, it's Benny Hill, it's page 3 …" Despite the magazine's assertion that "it's only a bit of fun" there's an atmosphere of bullying peculiar to public schools about the whole thing.
He highlights peculiar speech (a high school coach appreciated anyone who was "inn-terr-esst-edd").
Here, in these later portraits, one sense the peculiar sadness of a school reunion, the shadow of a long-lost communal past hanging, unspoken, over the nostalgia and forced bonhomie.
Contextualizing an intervention to meet the peculiar needs of various school environments and cultural background proved extremely useful in this project.
Bearman and Brückner have also identified a peculiar dilemma: in some schools, if too many teens pledge, the effort basically collapses.
First, they were laughing at me, rather than with me, or, as we used to say in boarding school, I was being funny peculiar, not funny ha-ha.
