Sentence examples for schools of her from inspiring English sources

And the "Iron Lady" has been resurrected by the business schools of her beloved free market and admirers on the net.

That's how Nirmal got started giving presentations about Sikhism, mostly in classrooms or schools of her children or other family members – often with success, she said.

Joan Bakewell has asked if the secular decline of religious faith – kindness as taught in the Sunday schools of her childhood – have played a part in the decline of caring.

The probability of success depends on the number of teachers of her type searching for her preferred school type and the number of schools of her preferred type searching for teachers of her type.

Eighth grade was as far as an African-American could go in the schools of her native town, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, so her father, Joshua, moved the family to Institute, West Virginia, which offered not only high school for black students, but the all-black state college.

She opened a school of her own in her parents' house in 1827.

She taught for three years at Sanderson Academy before opening a school of her own in Buckland in 1824.

On June 18 , 1949 Sipuel now married, pregnant, and with the married name of Fisher was finally able to enter the law school of her choice.

Nonetheless, she turned down the prize, which would have enabled her to study for a year at an international ballet school of her choosing, and returned to her studies at the Vaganova school.

Willard, who had opened a school of her own in Middlebury, Vermont (1814), presented the outline for her proposed seminary to the New York legislature in her "Plan for Improving Female Education".

After a year of teaching at the Berlin Academy, she briefly conducted a school of her own in her family's home and then in 1816 became principal of an academy in Sandy Hill, New York.