Sentence examples for shabby school from inspiring English sources
The black government has promised big changes, but the shabby school for colored children is still shabby.
It might as well have been kickball or tag, a game reserved for playgrounds, shabby school pitches, and backyard kickabouts.
So she left the graft – and glamour – of Nopi, and now works alongside Elizabeth, Raymond, Lucky and the rest of the kitchen team at Gayhurst, cooking and serving up lunch to 500 children in a shabby school hall.
Not so in the frenetic world of James Franco, whose ambition over the past few years has manifested almost as performance art: he's been affiliated with multiple M.F.A. programs, in fiction, poetry and filmmaking; he's angling to add "Dr". to his name, having recently become a Ph.D. aspirant at some shabby school called Yale.
Shabby schools and hospitals are increasingly overburdened.Hosni Mubarak, who ruled Egypt for 30 years from 1981, campaigned to reduce the fertility rate to 2.1, the level at which a population remains roughly stable.
After the first two years of budgetary stringency, Mr Blair's main priority was to get Mr Brown to loosen spending for shabby schools and run-down hospitals before the voters noticed that Labour had done nothing much.
Instead, Labour needs to start its fightback by rehabilitating the record of the Blair-Brown years, making the point that the purpose of the pre-crisis borrowing was to modernise and improve the NHS and shabby schools.
But one need only look at countries where schoolchildren outperform their American counterparts — despite larger classes, shabbier schools, and smaller budgets — to wonder if our wholesale embrace of the advantages of advantages isn't as simplistic as Carnegie's wholesale embrace of the advantages of disadvantages.
Apps make classes more interactive, banishing ineffective rote learning.In a shabby government school in Yola, the benefits are clear.
Elliott is the headmaster of a shabby private school in Ohio; his wife, Helen, is a juvenile-court counsellor.
His response was to give up literature and flee to America, where he took a job teaching in a shabby Hebrew school in Newark, New Jersey.
