Sentence examples for school variety from inspiring English sources

It was strictly of the old school variety, broadcast in eight, one-hour instalments on a Monday night.

"Do you mean old school or new school, retro or nouveau?" Old school burgers - pure ground beef, a slice of American or cheddar, lettuce and tomato on a sesame bun - is a completely different creature from the new school variety, almost invariably served on a brioche bun with some obscure cheese and creative seasoning mixed in with the chuck.

"The Maya Rudolph Show" premiered Monday with the goal of bringing back old school variety.

For Shore, his focus is on bringing back the old school variety show -- in which raw talent is the only thing actors can rely on.

It was tough enough just being able to make sure I was liked and got my homework done and I was able to be in the high school variety show.

If you are keen to try a new blackberry or raspberry crop, don't limit yourself to old school varieties – as some new kids on the block can be just as good, if not better.

Within the algebraic school, varieties have been defined with the understanding that the operations of a signature form a set.

And, as in an old-school variety show, there are intermittent skits and acts, like a woman who juggles with her feet.

If you are in Penn Station and dying for a phone booth, your best bet is the Peter McManus bar, about 12 blocks south on Seventh Avenue, where there are two booths of the old-school variety.

Somewhere amid the rictus grins of this cynical seasonal offering there lurks the spectre of the old-school variety show in which tradition demands that you applaud a string of famous people for simply turning up, rather than actually being any good.

The Nachtcafe, at 10 Markgrafenstrasse, (49-341) 2117 708, www.nachtcafe.com, is a disco of the old-school variety (think Studio 54), which plays slithery house music and attracts the "it" crowd; as in New York, the cover price seems to vary depending on whom you are with.