"We're still a little old-school in how we do our business," he said.
"American writers tend to be more schooled in how to put something together," she admits.
"While she's not an engineer, at eBay she got schooled in how to talk to engineers".
Beckham may not have been schooled in how to design clothing (she readily admits that), but she knows what well-heeled, well-off women will want to buy.
Given the inexorable rise of pro basketball's exciting new breed — Derrick Rose to Kevin Durant — there was something poignantly old school in how San Antonio clung to playoff life and its prolonged era of excellence Wednesday night.
After all the activism we've seen from the central banks these last few years, it's easy to forget that these are economists schooled in how the free market ought to work.
Jan Gehl had just graduated as an architect; it was 1960 and he had been schooled in how to "do modern cities, with high-rises and a lot of lawns and good open space – good windy spaces".
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She has known all along that people around them would be placed in a position of being interviewed by the press — and, while she as a public figure has been very schooled in how you protect your privacy, she realized that her friends wouldn't have that sophistication.
I'd never been schooled in how to do it.
