Sentence examples for schools ties from inspiring English sources

What is quite striking is how Mr. Dunn totally avoided addressing Ms. Clark's major point of concern: Harmony Public Schools' ties to the highly secretive and controversial Gulen Movement.

Schools tied black ribbons on the Bashkir and Russian flags that fly over their front doors.

Keeping all of these schools tied together in the N.C.A.A. also advances larger societal goals of teaching values through sports.

Ultimately, the young people in those schools, tied to an exams treadmill they can never conquer, will pay the price.

If the New Jersey schools tie for last in the conference's West division, Rutgers would make the tournament because it won both its games against Seton Hall.

The plans include two science schools, tied to more than 40 local businesses, and one school with a multi-million sports arena and a theatre with retractable seating.

San Francisco school board president calls for the renaming of schools tied to slavery.

Another initiative, Next Generation High Schools, tied together private and public innovation and funding.

Note: Some of the schools tied, so there may be numbers repeating in the top 14.

And blood is thicker than school ties.

Old school ties and collegial relationship banking are suddenly suspect.