Sentence examples for school reminded from inspiring English sources

But, as Nel Hedayat's film Shot for Going to School reminded you, Malala isn't unique.

The tentacles of fire that enveloped the school reminded him of a giant octopus.

A school reminded its students that they are much more than just a test score.

Being back at a school reminded me of the Scripture where Jesus says, "My food is to do the will of him who sent me".

Bells ring out from the local school, reminding me again of London – but what a difference this makes from my usual morning commute.

KRYSTLE COBIAN, 16, junior, student government: The school reminds me of an earthquake, like the whole building was straight and then an earthquake happened, which obviously symbolizes California.

Seeing the next generation head off to school reminds us that, just as they have taken our place, others will take theirs.

The Rapide is the car you'd want to drop off Little Lord F. Leroy at boarding school, remind the headmaster who's paying the bills and make a fast-yet-tasteful getaway.

Reza's later novels include Une Désolation (1999; Desolation), a monologue delivered by an elderly man who cannot understand how others can be foolish enough to find happiness in life, and Adam Haberberg (2002), which centres on an unsuccessful, unhappy middle-aged writer whose happenstance encounter with an old friend from high school reminds him of how much his life and his family mean to him.

I often find the kids reading through their books from previous years in the days leading up to the first day of school, reminding themselves of what mountains they've already climbed.

As Steve Fraser, TomDispatch's historian-in-residence (who tells tales of American history you never learned in school), reminds us, there's a backstory to the way genuine disasters are never disasters for everyone and it couldn't be more relevant to our increasing catastrophe of a world.