Sentence examples for school range from inspiring English sources

Travolta was 24, but Tveit is 32, putting him way out of high school range.

In September, the ASA banned an ad for American Apparel's "back to school" range for "inappropriately sexualising" girls and potentially normalising predatory sexual behaviour.

Juku (from gakushū juku, "tutoring school") range from individual home-based tutorials to countrywide chains of schools and are staffed largely by retired teachers, moonlighting teachers, and university students.

SMOG assessments showed that the average reading grade levels were in the high school range for the main body sections of the materials and college-level range for the brief summary sections.

Since we worked with younger subjects in a narrow grade school range, the pattern of results we found concerning stress deserves further attention, especially with regard to its longitudinal evolution.

"BHS basic school range," he says.

At Kushner, tuition in the lower school ranges from $6,485 for kindergarten students to $7,927 for eighth graders.

Nor can vouchers do it: annual tuition at an elementary school ranges from $2,000 at a parochial school in an inner city neighborhood to $25,000 for an elite private school.

They typically return a guaranteed annual commission to the school ranging from 6% 11%1% of revenues annually, said Max Roberts, president of B&N College Booksellers.

As of 2007, approximately 1350 students attend the school, ranging in age of 11 18, with 64% achieving 5 or more A-C grades at GCSE.

Road traffic noise at school ranged from 32-71dB (A).