Sentence examples for school acquired from inspiring English sources

Though he never advertised, his school acquired cachet in Hollywood.

Under Braudel's direction the Annales school acquired a global reputation for promoting a new form of history.

Of course, the Hudson River School acquired its name because the artists primarily painted scenery along the river.

The school acquired two of her works; the first was chosen by Hepworth herself in 1959, and the second was commissioned in 1973, for a headteacher with whom she had become friends.

You may find yourself wondering how a nun whose previous life experience did not include a stint in drama school acquired such an authoritative stage presence and grand vocal manner.

Joseph W. Polisi, the president of the Juilliard School, said the project had particular resonance for Juilliard because it related to an important collection of musical manuscripts the school acquired in March 2006, which included many sketches and manuscripts by Schnittke.

"I hated watching my friends go to school, pay for school, acquire debt, then get a job that would never help them pay off that debt," he wrote.

Young aides, often fresh out of college or graduate school, acquire highly specialized knowledge but eventually settle down, build lives and long for jobs that pay more and let them see their children at night.

Over the next five years he dips in and out of school, acquires and neglects a bicycle and a motorcycle, weathers his parents' increasingly exasperated complaints and hopes he won't have to join the army.

Middle-class parents would have a powerful incentive to send their children to schools with poor results, and then try to ensure that those schools acquired good resources and effective teachers.

The idea is to try to sort out how much of the race "treatment effect" is due to differences in years of formal schooling acquired by workers.