Sentence examples for school a period from inspiring English sources

When he left school, a period of career indecision followed.

In other places around the world, the late teenage years are a kind of finishing school, a period when elite players grow into their bodies, sharpen their technical ability and gain a more sophisticated understanding of game tactics.

He studied philosophy in college and theater in graduate school, a period followed by some difficult years, about which he said, "I was practically in the gutter, one step from disaster".

In 1919, the young family settled in Vienna, where Eric went to elementary school, a period he later recalled in a 1995 television documentary which featured pictures of a recognisably skinny young Viennese Hobsbawm in shorts and knee socks.

The son of an army officer, he was educated in Switzerland, at an English public school (a period in his life he described as "appallingly unhappy" and about which he refused to talk), London University and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

I read a lot about the Women's Liberation Movement of the 1960s in high school, a period of social change that most of my friends had never really heard of.

One fifth of pupils with headache reported losing at least one complete day from school within a period of 4 weeks; another fifth reported leaving school early at least once, implying the loss of part of a day.

Robert Grady, the superintendent of Livingston schools, said the school board would not reconsider Michael's expulsion until he attended an alternative school for a period of time.

His appointment in 1968 to lead the dental school initiated a period of renewal and new directions in the dental school.

Many have no experience of leading a school in a period of financial constraint, the report warns.

Following an initial success, the school enjoyed a period of prosperity but then fell victim to the Great Depression.