Sentence examples for points schools from inspiring English sources
He is currently visiting water points, schools and clinics in Southern Sudan.
Promoting national risk-reduction strategies UNICEF also advocates for the integration of DRR strategies into the overall national development agenda and is assisting regional governments in the development of action plans for keeping communities, rural health points, schools and kindergartens safe in an event of major disasters.
At some point schools in nonpro markets (say, Alabama, Notre Dame or Ohio State where Mullin has already done some consulting work on ticket pricing) may follow suit.
At one point, schools got so bad that Hampshire County Council had to take them over.
There are really three types of colleges: liberal arts, national, and "pointed" schools.
This New York Times article makes an excellent point: "Schools across the country are beginning the new school year with shrinking budgets and outsize demands for basic supplies.
The craziness of the hypothesis was the point: Schooler knows that precognition lacks a scientific explanation.
*** Up the far end of Caledonian Road, opposite Pentonville prison, is the Knowledge Point school.
"Thanks, but at a certain point school is over," Elena says with a nervous, doubtless self-deprecating laugh.
More than a quarter of respondents said they had not done any shopping, and by that point, school had already started in cities from Georgia to Arizona.
The Bayport-Blue Point school district approved a $6 million bond issue in 1998 to build an 800-seat auditorium for its high school.
