Sentence examples for school folks from inspiring English sources
How distorted and convoluted did the once-quaint conference have to become before the Catholic school folks finally let go of the shredding lifeline to potential football dollars?
"Rather than major in whining, old school folks tough it out, developing skills to overcome the inevitable obstacles every human being faces," he writes.
On a recent Gray Line tour, passengers were introduced to Gray's Papaya ("Here's a famous hot dog restaurant, folks"), New York University's Tisch School of the Arts ("This is where Lady Gaga went to school, folks") and, along an attraction-free stretch of Fifth Avenue, assorted retail options ("Pier 1 Imports, folks").
But when it's parents, teachers or young high school folks figuring their way through the world if I'm identifiable as having something worth saying to help someone figure out the road ahead–I think that's an extraordinary opportunity.
The New Yorker, February 21 , 1948P. 27 Cress Delehanty is about to appear in a high school Folk Dance Festival.
He also taught for the Bolshoi, and for his own school, folk dances from across Russia, from Caucasus mountain dances to the warrior dances of the Cossacks.
By Jessamyn West The New Yorker, February 21 , 1948P. 27 Cress Delehanty is about to appear in a high school Folk Dance Festival.
The summer after his senior year of high school, folk singer Pete Seeger, a friend of the family's, called with an opportunity – he had a boat on the Hudson River, a little sloop called the Clearwater, which he was using to educate kids about pollution.
You've got the old-school folks, who took diapers off 1-year-olds and scrambled along behind them with portable potties in a Tiger Mom, carpet-staining endeavor.
Blue Note has especially high hopes for "Lay It Down," as Zach Hochkeppel, the label's general manager, confirmed: "We've been getting great response from hipsters and old-school folks and everybody in between".
Bob Fleming is another of Higson's creations: a charming, old-school folk singer with a terrible respiratory illness.
