Sentence examples for school orphans from inspiring English sources

Now, me being a sucker of quite fantastic proportions for the ways of the pooch (ask my fiancée), I only had to watch about 30 seconds of footage of some US Marine opening his front door and then being flattened by an ecstatic pet dog, before I was welling up like Amanda Holden in the Italia Conti stage school orphans wing.

The scrubbed fluffy-scruffy stage school orphans cutely cavorting in the TV-baked show, alongside the vast zombie-choirs dressed in pure distracting white that Cowell favours to pump up the mock glory of his virginal talent-show winners, symbolise just how dazzlingly capitalism is struggling.

It has gone beyond its old remit of schooling orphans to take in children hit by what many simply call "the events"– a euphemism that often includes the death or detention of a parent, usually described tactfully as "missing".

This mechanism can follow-up on these issues: - Progress on MM could be tabled during annual reporting on service provision - Integrate MM into existing Committees – especially the School Committees – to promote coordination between the two major care providers to schooling orphans.

There are three types of schools in New York City: Bloomberg schools, Gates schools, and orphans.

In addition, we are paying for 33 orphaned children to attend elementary and high school through Orphans International Worldwide Haiti OIWWW), one-third of the 100 students we would like to assist.

Twenty-three headstones from that period can be found in a small cemetery on the northwest side of the school, where orphans as young as three, one of the workmen, and several former orphans who had been raised at St. Joseph are buried.

School children, orphans and youths will be assembled to greet him.

Milton Hershey's paternalism survives in the form of a boarding school for orphans that sends 80% of its graduates to university.

— Ken Hatt came to town in 1933 to attend what was then known as the Hershey Industrial School, Milton Hershey's boarding school for orphans.

The Cordon Bleu, founded in the nineteenth century, once served as a cooking school for orphans, to help them make their way in life.