Sentence examples for school of which from inspiring English sources

Reynolds attended the Plympton grammar school of which his father, a clergyman, was master.

Gave 1500 records to Sadler's Wells Ballet School of which he is a governor.

He was educated at Clifton college, Bristol, a school of which he later became president.

There are 468 pupils at the school, of which 310 are boarders.

Now the Bible school of which Reid is president is to be sued for assaulting children.

In 1677 another university was established at Innsbruck, the theological school of which was to acquire some fame.

About 50 of the pupils were boarders, and although government owned, the school was still run very much on the traditional lines of a typical English "Public School" of which there were many in the Malvern area.

He tended to recruit almost entirely from the Harvard Business School (of which he is a graduate).

She studied at The Boston Museum School, of which her grandfather Frank Hill Smith, was a founder.

In 1859 the family moved to Boston, where Helen enrolled as the only female student in the Boston Public Latin School, of which her father was a submaster.

"Foremost among his contributions was the founding in 1975 of the Japanese Language School, of which he was the first principal until 1981.