Sentence examples for schools post from inspiring English sources

She spent a lot of time on the living-room couch with her laptop, scanning the postings on a Web site called College Confidential, where college students at various schools post information and high-school students applying to those schools post their own qualifications, asking the current college students to rate their chances for acceptance.

Should we demand that our schools post signs stating "Recruitment-Free Zone"?

Village schools, post offices, doctor's surgeries, these are just some of the buildings that are being closed, though fortunately they can be converted into charming little boltholes.

In 2010 David Cameron vigorously promoted the "big society": a vision of Britain in which local communities band together to run schools, post offices, transport links and the like.

Before taking the schools post, he was chief executive of Bertelsmann Inc., an arm of the German media conglomerate, where he was paid more than $2 million a year.

Residents of the venerable and peaceful quarter of Bulaq will be surprised to find that they live in "a fetid slum just across the Nile from Cairo University", without schools, post offices or fire stations, and with no police after dark.

At the behest of Chancellor Harold O. Levy, Klasfeld served as Deputy Chancellor of the New York City School System, directing the schools' post-September 11th recovery efforts and reforming the Public Schools Athletic Leaguee.

The potentially fascinating story starts off promisingly with a focused attention to detail with pronoun confusion, public bathroom difficulty and the decision to change schools post-transition all rooting the story in a very real place.

Some schools posted significant gains, while others had sizable losses.

Two New Jersey schools posted the fastest times in the nation this year.

He showed that after failing one time, higher-scoring F schools posted greater gains than lower-scoring D schools.