Sentence examples for school stint from inspiring English sources

After a brief graduate school stint at Harvard — where he found the politics unpleasantly liberal — he attended Stanford Law School.

Sixty percent of the children admitted to the program, which began with a summer school stint at Dartmouth for 50 male teenagers, are African-American; girls outnumber boys three to two.

After a post-graduate school stint reviewing budgets at the Department of Defense, he returned to the family business.

Allen's film-school stint led to a role as the group's de facto documentarian.

But after a detour to culinary school and stints working breakfast shifts at hotels in Cheshire, Ting moved back to London in 1997 and resumed his design career.

Mrs. McCord began to research schools, while Mr. McCord, not wanting to feel trapped into six years of tuition, talked to other parents who had re-entered their children in public high school after stints in private middle school.

I asked him about his background, his parents, his schooling, his stint as an MP in Vietnam, where he'd been wounded and decorated for valor, and his police career.

SCHOOL-supported stints in the workplace have become as familiar a part of the undergraduate world as bleary-eyed cramming for finals.

When the board selected Mr. Dennis to succeed him, the choice was considered controversial: his background consisted of 35 years in public schools, including a stint as superintendent of schools in Bedford, N.Y.

Snowden: high school dropout; brief stint with C.I.A. and N.S.A.; flees country.

And then it happens again.' Boarding school, including a stint at Cheltenham Ladies Collegee, was grim.