Sentence examples for school labors from inspiring English sources

"Michael's coming here, and that's just explosive for this city," said Terence Hobbs, a Jordan wannabe since his grade school labors at backing into imaginary defenders for his version of the 180-turnaround fall-away jump shot that became part of the Jordan signature of pre-eminent success in much more than basketball.

Katz and Murphy (1992) estimate a σ of 1.41 between college and high school labor in the USA under stringent theoretical assumptions (see fn. 9).

Each troop is sponsored by a community organization such as a business, service organization, private school, labor group or religious institution.

As the last day of vacation before the kids start school, Labor Day is the perfect day to get in that last-minute volunteer work as a family or community before school and extracurricular activities take over.

Cox had a stellar record as governor, with reforms of rural schools, labor, budget and public administration, roads and prisons.

New York would do well to revitalize (and glamorize) old-school labor; the city should feel more hospitable to working people than it looks.

"But far more importantly, it leaves, for another year, those kids in these disadvantaged schools laboring under this enormous handicap of nonadequate resources".

If the interpretation from social capital is correct, it suggests that building relationships through our schools, labor unions, farmers' markets, and gun ranges, at City Hall and the State House, or through active participation in our churches, temples, and mosques, can ultimately make us all more secure.