Sentence examples for precise school from inspiring English sources

Thus the economics of publishing texts tailored for precise school districts, even single schools, is increasingly coming into the realm of possibility.

Supermodels with breasts like plastic fruit, so round, move in slow, calculated adjustments, their skinny flanks decorated with proud ribs -- a precise school of dolphins, surfacing suggestively.

The minister said that parents expected the government to provide places in good schools for their children, and had little interest in the precise details of school governance.

Supply and demand were not aligned as there was no precise and effective school mapping which made possible an equitable distribution of CS.

It is challenging to infer the precise impact of school closures in Hong Kong, given that they were implemented immediately and sustained until summer vacation and so we have little data on local transmissibility in the absence of school closures.

The precise location of the school and that it was housing thousands of people was communicated to the Israeli army 17 times to ensure its protection".

The U.N. had more numbers: the school's "precise location" and use as a shelter for displaced civilians had, it said, been "communicated to the Israeli army seventeen times, to ensure its protection; the last being at ten to nine last night".

I was, to be precise, the kid at school who had a Game Gear instead of a Game Boy.

Estimating the precise enrollment of private schools is tricky.

Short stories too showed great disparities, from the fine etchings of small, ever-recurring sins in Margaret Atwood's Moral Disorder to the odd-angled humour of Vincent Lam's fantastical Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures to Carol Windley's precise and disciplined Home Schooling, in which home truths, both bitter and sweet, were learned by teachers and students alike.

They've become an unavoidable part of the back-to-school ritual: the long and confoundingly precise lists of supplies that schools ask students -- that is, parents -- to provide.