Sentence examples for school of fire from inspiring English sources

Both from the same school of fire and brimstone, there will be no inch given and none conceded in a final that will see the Bulldogs and the Sea Eagles ready to rip through concrete.

The mob had reportedly torched two school vehicles before the attack and set both rooms of the school on fire.

One of the men is a former deputy education minister, and the men have been accused of setting a girls' school on fire.

Taylor Brooks, the grade-school-age daughter of Fire Chief Dennis Brooks, was so enthralled by Mr. Jordan's yarns that she insisted on visiting his home in the Venice Park neighborhood to hear more.

On Downton Abbey, the younger actors make going to work with Smith sound like a wonderful, but slightly terrifying, school day (a baptism of fire was how Allen Leech, who plays Tom Branson, the socialist-chauffeur-turned-cherished-son-in-law, put it).

There are descriptions of schools and fire companies; of the local invention of Pepsi (and the bankruptcy of its creator, Caleb Bradham); of the lives of artisans, indentured servants, sharecroppers, shipbuilders and watermen.

They have few safe play spaces and are frequently exposed to the line of fire, at school or at home.

He owes his place in our history books to a 'no smoke without fire' school of thought .

The result of this grading is the closing of schools, firing half of the teachers, disrupting neighborhoods when local students have to go into others' "turf".

Take the clearest example of inefficiency: the inability of school administrators to fire incompetent teachers.

Schools can change the length of the school day, fire bad teachers and spend their money as they wish.