Sentence examples for school wheat from inspiring English sources

This morning Democratic Sen. Michael Bennet is expected to deliver remarks about the importance of hiring great principals at Jefferson County public school Wheat Ridge 5-8.

The president also accused the rebels of depriving children of school, stealing wheat from the people of Syria and cutting off electricity and medical supplies.

As Elton Holmes sprinted through public school by the wheat fields of Maryland's Eastern Shore, collecting top honors in science and math, smart money would have bet that the most selective universities would come courting, eager to sign up a star minority student like Mr. Holmes.

Andrews often pulled cotton and threshed oats and wheat before school.

He then invoked images of his rural school, growing cotton and wheat, his mother sewing his clothes when he went off to college, his boyscout troop (No. 48), and meeting his future wife at a piano recital at roughly age 8. It's an effective tale for Perry and one that he has used often in his more than 25 years holding elected office.

Inspectors have found worm-infested wheat at schools where the state is supposed to provide free lunch.

Her latest coup was persuading the city's schools to use whole wheat pasta in macaroni and cheese.

How can a bureaucracy know how to price chickens, wheat, highways, schools, water, bonds and anything else better than the millions of self-interested human beings who trade daily in these items?

We all remember using mnemonic devices in school (Did "Never Eat Shredded Wheat" get you through third grade geography?), but memory tricks can be more than just study aids.

Like sending Hillary Clinton to a school board to negotiate for whole wheat bread.

While my grandfather pulled his two remaining daughters out of class to work the wheat fields, she remained in school.