Sentence examples for school signals from inspiring English sources

Nothing in the behavior of the students at the Simon Rodriguez primary school signals that they are participants in a vigorously contested social experiment.

But the classic best-friend bond — the two special pals who share secrets and exploits, who gravitate to each other on the playground and who head out the door together every day after school — signals potential trouble for school officials intent on discouraging anything that hints of exclusivity, in part because of concerns about cliques and bullying.

The start of school "signals a time to go back to work.

This is a ragtag, bohemian place where surfing is basketball, football, baseball and soccer rolled into one, where toddlers in water wings surf tandem on their parents' boards, and some schools signal the end of classes not with a bell but with surfing music piped through loudspeakers.

Just as there are children whose rambunctious eagerness to participate makes trouble for them in school or signals the presence of other problems, there are children whose silence is a shout for help.

Empress Of will be interacting with Nonotak via the use of the old school midi signals and drum triggers literally controlling the lights and projections via a custom-built grid visualiser, which was actually inspired by Close Encounters. .

By Steve Nettleton PROBOLINGGO, Indonesia, 28 August 2006 – A call to prayer, instead of a school bell, signals the end of the morning session of classes at Zainul Hasan Islamic school in East Java.

Samsung goes further in offering a backup: the phone can mimic the old-school magnetic signals produced by card swipes and work with most existing equipment.

In their letter to Mr. Levy, the law center leaders also charged that many vocational schools send signals that they want only male students.

Peter is too young for one of the school's signal programs, in which students prepare golden retrievers to become four-legged assistants to people confined in wheelchairs.

Mr. Obama, who has been hammered by Republicans, including former Vice President Dick Cheney, who say he has dithered like an academic, chose the Army's elite training school to signal his martial spirit and respect for men and women in uniform.