Sentence examples for schools know how from inspiring English sources

"Right now most federal money goes out in formulas, so schools know how much they'll get, and then use it to provide services for poor children.

Such schools know how to play the Oxbridge game; they know what interviewers want, and train students to give it to them.

"There are countries where the authorities take the decisions and let people in schools know how things should be run, but here we have an open dialogue, and work on the national curriculum together".

He said that big schools know how to stay composed when I'm Shmacked shows up.

Shareka also said that she maintains contact with her children's schools, knows how the children are feeling and when they are having problems and has developed a bond with her younger daughter that she might not otherwise have had.

NW: Well, people used to go to school, know how to spell and write papers, and were a little more educated, you know?

But the teachers at the San Antonio school know how much of a difference running water and flushing toilets have made.

Open-container laws exist, and apparently nobody at this judge school knows how to let loose and party.

Mr. Lithgow began appearing in his father's productions at 2, and by the time he was in grade school knew how to time a laugh and put on his own makeup.

Still, when I asked Wu why she had complained to the school board, she said, "I wanted to make sure the school knew how traumatic something like this can be — thinking you're competing under one set of rules, and having an expectation because of that, and then finding out you're competing under another".

Cushions: If the school knew how dangerous cushions were they wouldn't put them in dorms or common areas.