Sentence examples for schools stand from inspiring English sources

In some of these categories, individual schools stand head and shoulders above their rivals.

Schools stand empty; there are no teachers left and the dinner ladies have found something better to do.

Because of seniority rules dictating who gets laid off first, the small schools stand to lose a disproportionate share of teachers.

At what point do the schools stand up and say, 'This is wrong?' " In both cases, the N.C.A.A. bypassed its usual investigative protocol.

It is ludicrous to see the amount of money that the schools stand to gain from their product, namely the athletes, without duly compensating them.

"What is needed is some catching up by government and clarification of where schools stand when students sample existing film or music as part of their school work".

Half-built schools stood as grim reminders that public works spending was moribund.

It seemed my two schools stood for two incompatible worlds: science and religion.

Williams, named second team All-State among Private Schools, stands second on Maryland's all-time passing yardage list – just behind Keith Ricca (St. John's-Prospect Hall, 2002-2004) aheadhead of Billy Cosh Arundell, 2007-2009).

In the oblasts most affected by crisis the number of schools stands at 1,735 and according to official statistics 117 are completely or partially damaged.

KOUNONGO, 24 May 2004 From the dusty track, coming by car, the white surfaces of the school stand out brilliantly in the midst of the yellow-brown colour of the refugee camp of Kounoungo.