Sentence examples for school was based on from inspiring English sources

Poe's biographers have claimed that the "misty-looking village of England" where the narrator of the story "William Wilson" went to Dr Bransby's School, was based on his own experiences in North London.

Beginning in the mid-1800's, a worship of the wilderness led by Emerson, Thoreau and the painters of the Hudson River School was based on observation: vast tracts of the continent were empty and open and seemingly pure of taint in the years before the Civil War.

Put differently, 18.75 % of the total ranking of each school was based on student perceptions of course/instructor quality, and 6.25 % was based on student perception of course rigor, with greater points being given the less easy -more difficult the course was perceived to be.

The Princeton Review's ranking of BYU as the most sober school was based on its annual survey of more than 130,000 students.

There are many references to Lowell's drinking during his college years and part of his reputation in school was based on it.

First, the speed and arrangement of the model school was based on a Japanese marine school, thus, it could be argued that the benthic sticklebacks might school if given a more "benthic-like" schooling stimulus.

Acceptance into medical schools is based on students' high school grade point average, and performance on the General Aptitude Exam and National Achievement Test for Health Colleges.

The school is based on the principle that goodness and knowledge go together.

The amount of district money a student brings to a school is based on how hard that student is to educate.

"The success of this school is based on the fact that it is a primary community for families," said George Davison, who has run Grace for a quarter-century.

The bulk of the financing doled out to a high school is based on a head count assigned in the summer.