Sentence examples for ramshackle school from inspiring English sources

The collection was called Galvanize, and the idea for the runway show was to evoke the ramshackle school that Oliver briefly attended as a youth in Trinidad.

At a ramshackle school and boarding house outside Chennai, Haugen and I met Vijayan, a thirty-two-year-old who told me that he became a slave when he was seventeen.

Stone had been one of Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters, the bunch of proselytisers who travelled the US in a ramshackle school bus often driven by Cassady, who died in 1968.

Samson wants to be big and strong; he tries to pump up Ikal's muscles using the suction from half a tennis ball, only to leave red rings on his chest.In this section In search of answers Getting schooled Floating hope Ah yes, I remember it well Head of the class Master of mischief ReprintsThe rainbow troops must constantly defend their ramshackle school against plans to close it.

He and other students in a ramshackle school have trouble paying the teachers' fees.

In Africa, lightning strikes which hit ramshackle schools account for hundreds of child deaths each year, according to the African Centres for Lightning and Electromagnetics.

This allows them to creep close to ramshackle schools, emulating the gait of an ostrich, before pouncing on small children.

But the piece is simply sublime, one of Britten's most wonderful: a glimpse of the transcendent in the ramshackle, as school recorder players, handbell ringers, violinists and congregational singing create a vision of the life to come.

Well back from the road at the eastern fringe of Lorengau, behind a ramshackle primary school and below dense forest, is the shiny new $137m demountable acropolis built by the Australian government to house refugees when they are finally freed.

The two villages, 30km south of the port city of Mombasa on Kenya's coast, are almost identical: three-room houses with rusting tin or thatch roofs, a ramshackle primary school, a government office, a small mosque with white walls stained by rain, a crossroads where two tracks meet, a well, small plots of tall corn plants.

Their children go to ramshackle private schools that charge around 4,500 yuan ($725) a year, several weeks' income for many migrants.