Sentence examples for schools in front of from inspiring English sources

For instance, Clinton now conditionally opposes the trans-pacific partnership; spoke negatively of charter schools in front of a teacher's union rally; and made ambiguous statements on whether independent contractors in the gig economy should have to be treated like regular workers (which could be devastating to a company like Uber).

I made a point to make out with older boys from other schools in front of as many of my peers as possible.

"We have the freedom within schools to create shows that are based on the theme but are most powerful to us," she explained, noting that the students perform twice a year at their own schools, in front of their peers and parents.

Like the Suzuki method, the Bridge scheme relies heavily on parental involvement, and some lessons are held after school in front of an audience of parents and siblings.

I loved playing sport at school in front of a crowd; I love being on stage in front of a big audience.

At the party's summer school, in front of the television cameras, Mr de Villepin kept Mr Sarkozy waiting in a beachside café while he jogged along the sand and dived into the ocean.

Even Trump's trade negotiator, Robert E. Lighthizer — who shares Trump's fondness for tariffs and willingness to discard traditional Republican free-market principles — found himself getting schooled in front of senior Chinese officials in the Oval Office.

One coltan moment that particularly nauseates authorities occurred this spring in Epulu, when a drunken miner and a seminaked prostitute fornicated in broad daylight on the lawn of the primary school, in front of village children.

Labour MP Liz Kendall, of the remain camp for the forthcoming EU referendum, has challenged minister and leave campaigner Priti Patel, a fellow former pupil of Watford grammar school for girls, to debate the EU vote at their old school in front of the current generation of students.

Would-be Question Time hosts were put through their paces in secret pilots filmed at a south London school in front of a panel of MPs and the traditional noisy studio audience as BBC bosses decide who should replace David Dimbleby after 25 years in the chair.

She officially opened Havelock Academy secondary school in front of hundreds of pupils.