Sentence examples for so much schoolwork from inspiring English sources

"To see someone who has what we all consider to have an ideal life — with a fun, successful career — to be voluntarily doing so much schoolwork all the time is both really admirable and something I can't even comprehend".

Owen was bright - in the top streams for all his subjects - but then he got a part as the Artful Dodger in the school production of Oliver! and loved it so much that schoolwork no longer seemed important.

He took refuge from the limitations of tenement life by throwing himself into his schoolwork — so much so that, graduating from seminary at 20, he had to wait four years before reaching the minimum age for being a priest.

Students could use the extra time to work on languages or sciences or indeed an art or sport or cookery; currently, schoolwork takes up so much time that it is difficult to practise enough to excel at other things.Speeding up education could also enable some students to start their working lives earlier, which would alleviate the coming demographic crunch in the workplace.

I was so much more compelled by that than by anything in my schoolwork, and I couldn't imagine waiting".

Still, for others, there may be ongoing family circumstances, issues and challenges that occupy so much of a child's mental and emotional world that schoolwork may seem like background noise.

BBSes were for nerds, printed schoolwork for kiss-asses, and I used pay phones so much that I liked to think I was buying beer with quarters saved thanks to the trick of making an external connection with a paperclip, thus avoiding the 25-cent fee for a local call.

Spending so much time fetching water, she didn't have time to keep up with schoolwork.

They call for more advanced schoolwork to produce higher test scores, but they do not mention so much else that goes into the development of thinking.

Villanova's Matt Szczur has had so much to do this year — play football and baseball, provide bone marrow to a toddler with juvenile leukemia, keep up with his schoolwork — that he sometimes wishes he had a duplicate Matt Szczur to give him a hand.

So much.