Sentence examples for schools driving from inspiring English sources

"Five kids in three different schools, driving kids all over the place," Gooden said.

Buddhist mobs killed Muslims after pulling them from homes and schools, driving around 12,000 people into shelters.

During those years, my wife and I got used to a modest lifestyle: thrift shop clothes, public schools, driving vacations to visit family, no new cars.

They claim that rap partly emerged because, for financial reasons, there were few musical instruments in largely black schools, driving the kids to express themselves using record players.

Just over 30 percent of doctors are in primary care — and that is trending downward — with compensation and the culture of medical schools driving students into better-paying specialties.

I was struck by "Poverty and Turmoil Cripple Iraq Schools, Driving Students From Learning to Labor" (news article, March 14).

In the years that followed — high school, driving, boys, rebellion, college — my perspective changed.

He said he knew of students who cheated in advanced economics courses that were essential for admission to business school, driving up the grading curve.

I even know a budding career counselor who worked her way through school driving a cab.

So much of my childhood was spent picking up foster kids after school, driving them to every corner of Florida.

I'd be in elementary school driving my dad's Oldsmobile full of drunk teenagers around dirt roads.