Sentence examples for schools recalled from inspiring English sources

Norman L. Brooks, director of the chorale and a retired supervisor of music education for New Rochelle's schools, recalled Mrs. Hart as a force to be reckoned with.

Similarly, Mr. Swift, now 30 and working as a digital filmmaker with Young Audiences New York, a group that brings arts into public schools, recalled thinking she was "beautiful, whip-smart, kicky cool".

A fellow pupil at one of Wallis's schools recalled, "She was bright, brighter than all of us.

"This walkout was a powerful event in the context of a massive campaign to integrate Chicago's schools," recalled Professor Todd Gitlin of Columbia University.

Schools recalled another time and place when Snider got his attention while leading the Nervous Wrecks, who were touring with Kimbrough's Southern bar circuit band called Will & the Bushmen.

"Ugh, did I get tortured in school," recalled one, Lori Donahue, 36.

David Padua, a classmate at Weill Cornell, where Mr. Gelfand is completing medical school, recalled having to figure out numbers on renal functions.

When the sad news reached her hometown, an administrator at her high school recalled, "She always said she wanted to reach the stars".

Assemblyman Mark S. Weprin — father of two children in public school — recalled parents, early on, being impressed as Mr. Klein described growing up in a Queens housing project.

Sometimes the result is capitulation, as illustrated by the subject who, describing her career choices at school, recalled: "My father said: 'Any fool can do domestic science.

Isaac Gorodetski, 24, a Ukrainian native who is attending law school, recalled how hard it was 10 years ago to leave the dense enclave in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, for schools where few classmates were Russian.