Sentence examples for school referring from inspiring English sources

"It's not that difficult," Chowdhury said one day at the school, referring to his grassroots campaign.

"My customers are demanding it," said GEORGE STRATIS, head of the business school, referring to undergraduate students and alumni.

"The old fuddy-duddies just stood up and raved," said Jerome T. Murphy, dean of the education school, referring to Ms. Fonda's speech last year.

Students call 391 a "Lean on Me" school, referring to the movie based on Joe Clark, the principal who tamed an unruly school in Paterson, N.J., with a baseball bat and a bullhorn.

On the other hand, it's not the sort of engaging classroom environment that one would expect to see at, say, Sidwell Friends school," referring to the elite private Quaker school where President Obama sends his children.

"Musical instruments just don't work -- they don't have the physical abilities," said Eve Montague, a music therapist who coordinates the creative arts program at the hospital school, referring to the limitations of traditional music therapy for the severely disabled.

But the school referred the matter to Harvard's Administrative Board, which recommended expulsion.

I taught at a four-year academic high school, the kind of school referred to as a "classical gymnasium".

A resourceful countermeasure some teachers could adopt: Those at one school refer student-customers to colleagues at another.

Some rebellious evangelical pastors and theologians of the new school refer to themselves as the emergent church.

The head of the school refers to students as "customers" and seems intent on increasing "customer satisfaction".