I want to separate the schools of learning from the schools of flirting.
"Bloomingdale's was the biggest school of learning for me," Radice said, adding that Marvin S. Traub, the former chairman who turned Bloomingdale's into a household name, always calls when he's in London.
"It was the hard-knock school of learning.
Carving was one of eight proverbial attainments of a chief, and young Maori of high rank were trained in the formal schools of learning.
He is regarded as a founder of the school of Dark Learning (xuanxue), a highly conservative philosophical movement that enjoyed a certain vogue among the cultured elite of the 3rd and 4th centuries.
As with poverty, this category is also found in the 1601 Act's preamble, which refers to charities established for the "Maintenance of... Schools of Learning, Free Schools, and Scholars at Universities".
From the beginning of the 8th century, patronage to Shaivism increased in every section of the society; the landed elite, landlords, assemblies (samaya), schools of learning (aghraharas) and minor ruling families such as the Bana, Nolamba and Chalukya clans.
Diana Meehan is the co-founder of The Archer School, author of Learning Like a Girl (in press).
I could have copied Christian Dior or Balenciaga, but I wanted to be Pierre Cardin and not "of the school of * "I learned from them, but I didn't want to duplicate them.
As puja celebrations became increasingly popular, the fortunes of these families increased, which meant the children of idol makers were sent to school instead of learning the trade.
