Sentence examples for road to school from inspiring English sources

The Road to School An ambitious recovery initiative to get 100% of school aged children, especially girls, back to school.

This, according to ap Garth, is how the road to school used to be.

By age 10 he was playing a variety of instruments, including the accordion, guitar, and harmonica, and at 14 he recorded his first single, "La Route de lycée" ("The Road to School").

His attendance flickered even more when winter rains turned the dirt road to school into an impassable track of muck and the warming new year sent snowmelt flooding down the river, whitecaps marching on the Truckee, Sierra pines shooting down the rapids, turning bridges into overflowing dams and widening the waters beyond belief.

"It's exhausting because the road to school is so long and usually it's blocked.

Dr. Grinter said he packed his equipment and supplies in his car and took his practice on the road — to schools and nursing homes throughout Chicago and as far away as Rockford — because Medicaid patients faced greater barriers to treatment than more affluent clients.

With little money for clubs or course fees, the boys would practice as they walked along fields or roads to school.

Here in its capital, Tunja, a city of roughly 200,000 two hours north of Bogota, children grow up pedaling on mountain roads to school in a wet and windy climate, conditions that build endurance from an early age.

The bank lends about $20 billion a year to developing countries for projects ranging from roads to schools to HIV/AIDS programs.

While Mr. Karzai acknowledged the security problems, he said that great progress had been made, from roads to schools to health services.

People think they get nothing from taxes, but politicians never properly explain that the taxation-funded services they use, from roads to schools, don't happen by accident.