Sentence examples for speaking to school from inspiring English sources

They have also been speaking to school and corporate groups about their experience.

As first lady she traveled thousands of miles, speaking to school groups and representing her husband on visits to Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, and Liberia in 1972 and Venezuela and Brazil in 1974.

"He was an incredible teacher for the younger firemen," said Pat Murphy, whose idea of torture was speaking to school groups touring the firehouse -- until Firefighter Carroll helped him.

(The state of California requires that all public schools [K-12] operated by a school district have such a plan. ) Parents can find out more by speaking to school administrators.

I served in the U.S. military several years later, I am a devoted citizen, I have made a contribution to this country by speaking to school kids about my experiences.

And now, just when many thought it could not get more surreal, there are people being given microphones and column inches, some of them elected officials, to protest the President of the United States speaking to school children because they are afraid that he will "indoctrinate" them to become socialists.

Seek advice from websites, speak to school or college and talk it through with your son or daughter.

One in particular, Katherine, pushed her to speak to school groups and others about her experience, both to help others and to keep her going.

But he does not have a box of letters and trinkets, like Young, whose prolific losing brought so much attention that he spoke to school groups, encouraging students to keep faith through hard times.

He said he felt the sting of discrimination, in the military and elsewhere, for decades, and is still distressed to find when he speaks to school groups that the students often sit segregated by race.

Robin Arnette spoke to school officials and former students from three leading U.S. science-writing programs about the value of formal training in science journalism.