Sentence examples for school circle from inspiring English sources

"The Preppie Connection," is a thrilling, "can't believe this actually happened," tale of a teenager, Toby, (played by Thomas Mann), who willingly goes to outrageously dangerous lengths to be accepted in an elite prep school circle, and to connect with Alex, (played by Lucy Fry), the girl he has wrapped his heart around.

…………………………………… There is a good range of extracurriculum sports available at school (Circle most appropriate statement)   □ Strongly Agree   □ Agree   □ Neither Agree or Disagree   □ Disagree   □ Strongly Disagree Previous Studies have suggested the following as the reasons girls do not participate in team games.

…………………………………… There is a good range of extracurriculum sports available at school (Circle most appropriate statement)   □ Strongly Agree   □ Agree   □ Neither Agree or Disagree   □ Disagree   □ Strongly Disagree □ Strongly Agree □ Agree □ Neither Agree or Disagree □ Disagree □ Strongly Disagree Previous Studies have suggested the following as the reasons girls do not participate in team games.

Arizona's plan, mooted at bar meetings and within law school circles, is producing envy — but also skepticism.

But the curiosity highlights a growing concern in private school circles that the old headmaster and headmistress candidate pool is not sufficient for new times.

Collegiate, a small yet fiercely competitive all-boys school, is renowned in private school circles for its academic rigor — its college placement list is the envy of many — its students' self-confidence and its inelegant facilities.

I'm Maria Jones, I am: somewhat talked of in school circles, if you take the trouble to enquire.'") There was some discussion here about irritation over the it-was-all-a-dream ending.

Desplechin writes that the preparatory classes require students to be in the classroom thirty-five hours a week and to study on their own for another twenty-five: Their social life is often reduced to their family and school circles.

It seemed like the whole school circled us shrieking, "FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!" and although I'd pinned her down and was clearly winning, I was at a loss as to what to do next.

Pills that have been a staple in some college and graduate school circles are going from rare to routine in many academically competitive high schools, where teenagers say they get them from friends, buy them from student dealers or fake symptoms to their parents and doctors to get prescriptions.

This term, wide-spread in Catholic school circles, refers to the sisters, brothers and priests that educated several generations of immigrant families while themselves living a vow of poverty.