Sentence examples for schools spread from inspiring English sources

These schools spread throughout Scandinavia and inspired adult education in several other countries.

The revolutionary concept of free, nonsectarian public schools spread across America in the 19th century.

Assocham surveyed more than 500 students from leading business schools spread across a dozen cities in India.

Nevertheless, by the founder's death in 1556, more than 1,000 Jesuits were working in schools spread in four continents.

These schools spread from 1823 to 1842, and colonial governments made occasional grants to them from 1854.

The Gülenist schools spread; there are now two thousand of them, in a hundred and sixty countries, including at least a hundred and twenty in the United States.

Or "investigating" how they are infiltrating schools, spreading sexually transmitted diseases, causing anal fistulas and forcefully recruiting minors to join a "gay army".

"For some areas that's fine, but for other areas, where the concept of rugby league is remote, you need that constant reminding, people going into schools, spreading the gospel of the sport.

More than 200,000 girls have joined Girl Up and are hosting fundraisers in their schools, spreading the word through their social media networks, and donating their own money to help girls like them in other countries.

It's a decent, if mainly old-school, spread, with the usual hot items, and smoked salmon and cured meats on a low shelf.

The criticism of Ms. Almontaser and the school spread to newspapers, eliciting negative editorials in The Daily News and The New York Sun.