Sentence examples for schools long from inspiring English sources

In the nineteen-fifties, many fleets added echo-sounding sonar, which can detect fish schools long before they surface.

This will allow us to address underperformance and safeguarding in English schools long before they make their way to Whitehall.

Many other New York schools long ago cut back on arts programs, both during and after school.

The Classical schools long retained their social prestige and a definite educational advantage in that only their pupils were admissible to the universities.

Now the best we both can do is "faded pretty" at 55. Measure time in academic years and we have been a team three schools long.

And the numbers of black and Hispanic students who make it into the city's specialized high schools, long seen as its flagship institutions, have declined significantly over recent decades.

Reducing lost-scholarship sticker shock, he suggests, could serve schools' long-term interests.

Though dismissal procedures are a serious issue, getting teacher qualification, development and evaluation right are critical for schools' long-term health, he said.

With a wink to the schools' long-running rivalries in racing to academic breakthroughs and wooing professors and students, MIT President Susan Hockfield said they also work together.

The concerns identified include the cost of maintenance and upkeep, programmatic support, UNICEF's long-term engagement and expectations of the communities' capacity to support the schools long-term.

Probably dropped out of school long ago and regrets it.