Sentence examples for terms at school from inspiring English sources

Only once the sexes mixed on equal and familiar terms at school, at work and in the social spaces in between — only once it was normal and even boring to see a member of the opposite sex at the next desk — could platonic friendships become an ordinary part of life.

We examined the potential role of child gender, child age, and at Time 2, the number of terms at school, school year level, and school type (government or private), as covariates.

The strain of the fall term at school has really been too much for us.

"I had obsessions that passed with every term at school, whether it was skateboarding, or Harrison Ford or Transformers".

Our matching Clarks sandals were bought for the summer term at school and to see us through the holidays.

"It was absolutely fantastic to get back with the team," Whitfield says, "really like beginning another term at school.

By Katherine Sproehnle The New Yorker, December 14 , 1935P. 48 The strain of the fall term at school has really been too much for us.

This means that students who once had the luxury of thinking about their post-MBA career sometime in the second year of their programme, are now having to make such decisions as early as their first term at school.

Almost every term at school, it would be: 'Let's have another go at getting Ravenscroft (his real name) to do trigonometry.' It just wouldn't penetrate at all.

Separately and together they explore "what is normal?" through their experiences over one term at school, the two of them constantly torn between wanting to be "normal" (or their imagined version of it) and embracing who they naturally are, all whilst negotiating puberty, falling in love, friendships, family and bullies.

I suppose the best way to think about it is like the autumn term at school or university - it just comes at the end of it.