Sentence examples for school besides from inspiring English sources
"What classes are you taking in school, besides music?" Ira asked, after a long awkward spell.
Eleven years later, the group is completing its 70th school; besides the original three countries, it has worked in Haiti, Nicaragua, India, Malawi and Bolivia.
His mother who, like her husband, grew up in the countryside, lived two hours' walk away from the nearest school – besides which, it was only for boys.
Technology incubators are sprinkled across the valley, but getting into the hottest ones can be as hard as getting into business school; besides, many of them, like Y-Combinator, just down the road from here, extract equity in the start-up in return.
But I was the only Asian American in the entire school besides a Chinese American cartoonist.
Premise: A teen, Otis, struggles to make any friends at school besides his equally awkward best friend.
On his watch the state legislature, which meets for five months every two years, has repeatedly failed to find a new and better source of finance for the schools besides property taxes.
By digging a bit into his timeline, I found a personal "25 Questions" quiz in which he listed Semiahmoo Secondary and Earl Mariott Secondary as the "best" schools besides Hogwarts.
The One Newark plan, which went into effect the beginning of this academic year, increased the influence of charter schools in the district and expanded school choice by giving kids the option of attending schools besides the one in their neighborhood.
They return undercover to their former high school, where, besides trying to infiltrate a drug ring, they get the chance to remake the identities were definitively cemented there.
Many parents are unable to provide full time care for their young children (especially parents who need to take paid employment) and the majority of children spend substantial amounts of their day during term time in school, where besides being obliged to provide education, the school is obliged to provide personal care in proportion to the age and circumstances of the child.
