Sentence examples for school treat from inspiring English sources

"People at school treat me like I'm nothing," he said.

It makes "Up the Junction" look like a Sunday School treat.

Not wanting to ally myself with such snobbish sorts (what's wrong with a school treat, after all?) I give Saberi's recipe a try.

The results are not as bad as I'd feared; the jelly adds a bouncy robustness of texture to the base which is actually quite pleasant, but, in combination with custard and cream, it reminds me less of a school treat and more of an infant's party.

When she contributed a celebratory jelly trifle recipe to the 50th anniversary issue of Alan Davidson's periodical, Petis Propos Culinaire, Saberi found herself lampooned by readers who complained the trifle was "more suited to a school treat than a gastronome's table".

His design came about by accident when swings were put up on large poles and chains in the park for a Sunday school treat.

She had harsh words, too, for how the school treated her when she was enrolled.

Dr. Bauman was a physician of the old school, treating each patient as an individual.

In fact, it's not the kids that make me dread returning to work after illness – it's the way the school treats me.

The plaintiffs argue that the school treated him as a revered coach, fund-raising on his legacy and celebrating his tenure, in spite of knowledge that he abused young boys for decades.

"The business school treats all complaints seriously, and we are now working with students and staff regarding this issue.