Sentence examples for school insists from inspiring English sources

The school insists students leave their troubles at the door.

Guardiola, raised in the Barcelona school, insists his team will go to London to play the ball, not the man.

To help its students can navigate an uncertain future, the opera school insists that all take academic courses and has added university and master-level opera programs.

Jake Shillingford, head of Music Business at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music (Bimm), and one-time frontman of Britpop band My Life Story, says the school insists tutors have had successful careers themselves.

Which is perhaps why, say, it's OK for David Bowie to have gone through a drum'n'bass phase, but almost unlistenable when your pal from school insists his future bass revival will be the sound of 2013.

Little Ronnie Winslow Spencer Davis Milfordd) insists, even through terrified tears, that he did not steal the fatal five-shilling postal order (let's just say it's a cashier's check for a small sum), and Arthur's instinctive trust in his son inspires him to question the expulsion, although the school insists that there is ample proof of the boy's guilt.

He would eat lunch alone, and skipped some school, insisting that he was ill.

The school insisted the hall was never used as a prayer room for pupils.

The school insisted its maximum detention was one hour, in line with its behaviour policy.

She recounted wistfully how she helped design the school, insisting on elements like a large gymnasium and a computer lab.

His school insisted he see a psychiatrist, who recommended the drug Risperdal to treat his "autistic irritability". I was reluctant.