Sentence examples for schools basically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown said his mother had attended the schools "basically free".

On the same Sunday that I read Mosle's review, I read LynNell Hancock's article in Smithsonian magazine on education in Finland, whose students excel on international standardized tests while its schools basically reject the American reform model.

But at the moment most American schools basically throw teachers in at the deep end of the pool and hope that they will be able not only to swim but also to keep all their students afloat, too.

JK: You have previously described the student loan crisis as a "disease of cost". You have these schools basically competing against each other, running up the cost but instead of taking the cost on themselves, they are passing it onto the students, which results in higher tuitions and higher student debt.

At the same time, there's no doubt in my mind what we're going to see on CNN over the next several months: American GIs and Bosnian children together building bridges, highways, roads, schools — basically a very successful operationat the outset, as the initial Beirut operation was, as the Somalia operation was — if I may be so bold, as the pacification effort in Vietnam was at the outset.

Up to this point we've gotten a lot of Apple talking points about iPad and Apple in schools, basically.

"Because I was just working for the school, basically.

"The school basically had to live through its growing pains the first four years," she said.

Prowess, or lack thereof, at school: Basically I got straight F's.

"A music department can easily become the entertainment arm for the school, basically playing music for holiday concerts.

"We sat down," a classmate said later, "and it was like, 'What was I saying 40 years ago?' " Grade school basically teaches you how to behave.