Sentence examples for schools speaking from inspiring English sources

Mentors are now going into schools speaking to a younger generation about how to avoid peer pressure from gangs.

Jones, Thomas Kunkel, Nicholas Lemann, John Levine, Dean Mills, David M. Rubin and Ernest Wilson (Op-Ed, Dec. 22): Although it was encouraging to see the deans of several journalism schools speaking out against the recent Federal Communications Commission's ruling (which will accelerate media consolidation), their commentary has missed the mark.

I did this by researching the schools, speaking to the school's admission director, or by visiting the school's Web site prior to my pursuing the opportunity for employment.

At the schools, speaking Aboriginal languages was, in most cases and to varying degrees, prohibited.

From 2003 to 2005, Bass spent World Space Week traveling to American high schools speaking with students about space exploration and encouraging them to explore careers in the fields of science and mathematics.

He visited local markets, villages and schools, speaking about his own experience and explaining why polio is a threat.

No representatives from Texas schools spoke at the hearing.

Students in New York City schools speak 140 languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Russian and Urdu.

Both of my school-age kids went to the public schools, spoke French every day, and appreciate the experience.

I think both schools speak to the notion of patience.

Parents and students from the schools spoke out against the project last month.