Sentence examples for school comments from inspiring English sources

Rick Crawley, director of external relations at Lancaster University business school, comments: "The milk round is becoming less important.

I do not care that a 'friend' I haven't talked to since high school comments on the status of a person I don't know.

At an event in South Carolina last week, DeMint reiterated his personal belief that single, pregnant women and LGBT individuals should not be be allowed to teach in public school, comments he first made in 2004.

As well, because the fellows are academically gifted (CDI does not rely on those who can afford high fees and so sacrifices neither standards nor integrity), classes are very quick and very intensive: One visitor from an American business school commented that 3 weeks of work at that school was covered in 3 hours at CDI.

Once he arrived, however, the dean of the architecture school commented on his eye for design and convinced Pei to return to his original major.

In 1910 Harvey became Instructor of Gunnery at Chatham Dockyard and the following year was promoted to major, a report on the gunnery school commenting "Degree of efficiency in Gunnery Establishment at Chatham is very high both as regards general training and attention to detail.

"While challenges still remain in terms of the quality of education and the numbers of children out of school," commented UNICEF's Representative Barbara Bentein.

And while readers are free to contribute their own Grogs, they can also leave old-school comments under posts by other writers.

'Results achieved by pupils in denominational schools are higher than the average for all schools,' commented a recent review by the Office of Standards in Education.

"Mount Vernon has many inner-city problems like poverty and children struggling just to have the bus fare to come to school," said Richard O. Ross, the superintendent of schools, commenting on the low performance in many grades.

Staff at four intervention schools commented on their use of stickers but a head teacher at another intervention school indicated they did not use stickers for the older pupils.