Sentence examples for school of more from inspiring English sources
Ziauddin founded and was the headmaster of a school of more than 1,000 students.
They say it would strip the school of more than 100 years of history and take away generational legacies shared by families in which grandparents, parents and children all attended the same school.
A pumped-up example of the Bollywood school of More Is More, "Rowdy Rathore," starring Akshay Kumar, has a little of everything, all executed in an exaggerated, playful style by the film's director, Prabhudheva.
University officials have always maintained their innocence and said they would appeal against the fine, even though it's a relatively small sum for a school of more than 30,000 full-time students and an annual budget of $1.1bn.
Besides White Cube2, there is the older 108 Gallery, which has been something of a flagship for the Stuckists, a loose school of more traditional artists (the name was originally an insult), who stand apart from the dirty-linen installations and pickled sharks of British art.
Martin was previously praised by the former education secretary Michael Gove, Liberal Democrat David Laws and other politicians for his work in turning around the struggling inner city primary school and expanding it into an all-through school of more than 1,000 pupils, including a controversial boarding school in Sussex which the DfE was prepared to fund.
Low-income urban students know they attend substandard, second-tier schools that lack the technology, resources and extracurricular programs commonplace in schools of more affluent communities.
Once the tide receded, we found one of those famous schools of more than 200 "stupid" fish, and Jeffrey told us we could wade them.
A state official familiar with the budget said a reduction in state aid to elementary and secondary schools of more than $1 billion would also be proposed.
Although Mr. Klein did not specify an amount, his aides said the increase was about $91 million in an allocation to schools of more than $6.5 billion.
How might DeVos seek to transform the educational landscape of the United States in her position at the head of a department that has a role in overseeing the schooling of more than fifty million American children?
