Sentence examples for schools were born from inspiring English sources

Of course, these schools were born of the lack of choice.

Nearly all of the children at Stuyvesant were too young to remember Sept. 11, or, like the students at the neighboring schools, were born later.

The number of children born to non-UK born women more than doubled between 1999 and 2010, the years in which most children currently in schools were born, the DfE said.

The schools were born in the fervent reconstruction era after the Mexican Revolution, conceived as places that would train committed rural teachers for the children of Mexico's campesinos.

The idea for the Harmony schools was born, he said, when he and friends — including Dr. Tarim — saw how much less rigorous the American high schools were in teaching science and math.

That might seem fair enough for the children of temporary workers, but virtually all the pupils at this school were born in Shenzhen and have lived there all their lives.

The idea for a school was born.

His son, Jake, who is planning to go to law school, was born with a club foot corrected by the work of the New York University Hospital for Joint Diseases.

Nitzan Waisberg, a lecturer on design thinking at the Tel Aviv University business school, was born in Israel forty-four yeago ago, the daughter of a psychologist and a yoga instructor.

He said the school was born out of concern by individuals in pastoralist communities: "People who had been to school, and who realised that their community was not progressing".

Ribblestrop Boarding School was born one Sunday afternoon when I was walking past a run-down stately home up north, and pondered the totally impractical fun of renting it, to start a school of my own.