Sentence examples for the wrong school from inspiring English sources
The teacher asks if I've considered whether I'm at the wrong school.
(As it turned out, they wound up at the wrong school).
It was the wrong school, but the point stood: my children had come into play.
But there was one hitch: The police had the wrong school, in the wrong town.
If the child doesn't want to go to school, it could be the wrong school, wrote Tish, from Ottawa, Canada.
Don't all those battles over short skirts and the wrong school trousers seem silly from this perspective?
But if the wrong schools are sanctioned, what message do we send?
To them Sarkozy, who went to the wrong schools, is forever the outsider, the upstart, the usurper — a "dirty" climber blinded by ambition and unworthy of incarnating the French state through the Fifth Republic's highest office.
He was the outsider from the wrong schools who believed in energy and talent and had the audacity to smash the taboo that said a French politician can't love America and prosper.
"It's basically kids and parents with poor credit who are at the wrong schools".
This imbalance is also perpetuated by training programs that do not seem to adequately prepare a new doctor for rural health care challenges, i.e. a clinical curriculum that to some extent is rural-unfriendly (hence, the wrong schools).
