Sentence examples for school banner from inspiring English sources

Representatives and pupils of the Polish Saturday School in Nottingham will be there carrying their school banner, along with other members of the Polish community and representatives and volunteers of SPS.

Educated at a public school, Banner found it hard at first to "work with my hands and with horses".

The American and New York State flags are flanking the chalkboard, the school banner hanging above them, klieg lights shining on them from the back.

The principal, Marina Bernard Damiba, turned over the math class she teaches to Laura Barfield, the writing teacher, leaving herself free to stand on a chair and hang the school banner.

After graduating in 1959, Mr. Lott enrolled in the University of Mississippi in Oxford, where he pledged Sigma Nu, made the cheerleading squad and became known for carrying the school banner, the Confederate battle flag, onto the field at football games.

How's that for old school banner ads?

The folding tables, the school banners, the admissions officers with a student representative or two, and the brochures and tchotchkes laid out.

The building is palpably modern and dynamic, but school banners still find their way onto the corrugated metal walls and gum still grinds its way into the pores of the cement corridors, and there is still the controlled burst of human electricity of 1,850 high-school students.

This is a hard decision to make and one which would obviously be easier at a time of increasing public funding; redistribution over the next few years will mean losers as well as winners, and no politician wants to see children with "save our school" banners on the local news.

Two years ago, the viral admissions sensation was a senior admitted at every Ivy League school; photos of him beaming in front of eight school banners circulated widely (he went to Yale).

Suddenly, the high iron gates swing open and two large trucks come rolling in, their front cabs adorned with large 'Back To School' banners and their holds laden with heavy, metal boxes.