Sentence examples for school for generations from inspiring English sources

So did knuckle-dragging Tory fundamentalists, some of whose families have not seen the inside of a state school for generations.

Catholic religious women — the nuns — built and sustained parish schools for generations.

But Ms. Swirin said, "Girl scouting had not had a presence in the independent schools for generations".

Where once parents were the scions of families that had attended private schools for generations, many are now the very successful products of public education.

Reading, writing, and arithmetic, the bedrock of school curricula for generations, are no longer enough, many Long Island educators say, to prepare their students for the challenges of the new century.

"Anniston is the place to break the back of pollution like Birmingham was the place we broke the back of segregation".] Hattie Howze, 89, taught school here for generations.

The och, wheesht and parental skelp that greeted so much embarrassing creativity in our childhood, locked our history and our literature out of our school curriculum for generations, and institutionalised the furrowed brow as our national facial expression.

Christian Century suggested, "the story of her life should be taught to every school child for generations to come".

The school flourished under the headship of Thomas Arnold between 1828 and 1842 and became, under his rule, a model of the British public school for following generations.

Where are the old school teachers who taught at a school for five generations?

Orwell's dystopian novel has loomed large over the American grade-school canon for generations.