Sentence examples for school format from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a video school format has been constructed providing approximately 3-h video teaching (with a local chairman) and 1-h online discussion with an international chairman two times a day for 3 days.

As an avid comedy lover and an unapologetic sitcom fangirl, I was excited to see how this old school format would play out with a modern narrative.

Too often, you turn on the TV and there is neither anyone there to defend a charge laid against capitalism or if there is, they talk in a strangled, business-school format.

BBC2 also broadcast children's programmes from its launch in 1964, with one of its earliest shows being pre-school format Play School, which transferred to BBC1 in 1983 and ran until 1988.

In March, Global Crossing challenged this old-school format of submarine network building.

From time to time he has tried to transfer these talents to bigger, heavier old-school formats, the latest example being "Ecce Cor Meum," a kind of oratorio for mixed choirs, soprano and orchestra written in memory of his first wife, Linda, and played at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday night.

That means the set takes a kind of school concert format.

"Then we just become little robots following the school's format, and what's creative about that?

"Tweenies," imported from Britain, is set in a preschool and follows a school day format, with segments like Storytime, Messytime and Videotime.

In that article, Infospace's is held up as a "horror story" due to its "high school exam format" and "some pages that are handwritten"...

As Rebecca put it on the Science Careers forum, "I think after defending and then rushing to make the required changes to meet the graduate school's format, I was more relieved to have it finished than anything -- but I didn't feel the rush of emotion and accomplishment that I expected".