Sentence examples for shared textbooks from inspiring English sources

Locke often came in well under budget, yet students still shared textbooks, because the surplus was locked up in some unnecessary line item.

Children shared textbooks in schools that were falling to pieces around the pupils and the teachers; and if you share a textbook there's only protection for one of you when the plaster falls off the roof.

Wearing red sneakers Monday morning, she wrapped herself in a blanket on the back of the bus, saying she made the journey because she hopes the next generation of students does not have to suffer through leaky classrooms and shared textbooks.

This fall, he plans to cover four of his classes by sharing textbooks with two other students.

I remember my kids sharing textbooks at school, and I hardly believe that as I write it, but it's true.

Biloxi's school district, which occasionally was so financially strained that students had to share textbooks, now receives additional revenues of six million dollars a year, has a new, state-of-the-art high school and a new football stadium, and provides two sets of books for each student (one set for home, one for the classroom).

Over the next 14 years I often wondered what consolation this was for the miners and their destroyed communities, patients visiting increasingly run-down hospitals, and pupils attending schools with leaking roofs and rotting window frames, having to share textbooks and other equipment, and worrying about their work prospects.

Many of the activities prioritized in the first years reaped immediate results (such as sharing textbooks and faculty across schools).

Rent or share textbooks.

Schools have been unable to purchase textbooks or make repairs — many students have to share tattered textbooks that are missing pages.

The system may be used to assist users in constructing, maintaining, and sharing geometry textbooks or documents at a detailed granularity, and it is capable of automatically checking the consistency of the presentation structure and the completeness and redundancy of the contents of the constructed textbooks.