Sentence examples for schools fire from inspiring English sources

I build high schools, fire stations and bus routes.

For East Sussex and Hampshire, she designed schools, fire brigade facilities and more sheltered housing.

They played in hospitals, schools, fire stations, even on the front line, unplugged in the most brutal sense.

But during my teacher training so far, I've dealt with so much – flooded schools, fire alarms going off, children being sick... ...... And, after living in her own fantasy worlds for so long, it's this seeming mundanity that Swainston craves.

Perhaps next time, as well as mentioning schools, fire services and benefits, some brave Radio 4 presenter will mention the business coaching and marketing and advocacy services provided by the Department for Business (annual cost: nearly £5bn).

One point made loud and clear, and echoed by Yumei Wang, the head of Oregon's geohazards team, is the importance of integrating disaster-resistance in how societies finance, design, and build vital structures — whether schools, fire stations, or power plants.

There is no evidence that closing schools, firing principals and teachers will magically produce better schools.

And she made aggressive changes at poor schools, firing incompetent teachers and closing failing schools entirely.

In Rhode Island, a school board seeking to follow administration policies on failing schools fired all 87 teachers at its high school, provoking protests.

Michelle Rhee, the chancellor of the awful school system in Washington, DC, closed failing schools, fired more than 200 ineffective teachers and principals, and advocated merit pay.

Faced with this criticism, the deans at 80 law schools fired back that the test doesn't accurately reflect the quality of their students.