Sentence examples for thinking of schools from inspiring English sources

The best way for Europe to exploit its lead is to start thinking of schools and universities as breeding-grounds not of more jobless youths but of new business start-ups.

It means thinking of school as happening Day 1 through Day 6, not Monday through Friday.

Foundations, community leaders and even parents began thinking of school systems as needing a leader who understood the politics of the city.

If you find yourself thinking of school when you don't want to, visualise yourself in another location – on holiday or on a beach.

Ihsan is thinking of leaving school and joining his father in the U.A.E., where he can drive a taxi, if he's lucky.

Encouraged by early results, Acer is thinking of launching school programs in Canada and Europe and may use similar tactics to break into the U.S. health care and government markets.

Recently, Biddulph asked Poppy she still wants daily notes, as she's getting older and thinking of eating school meals instead of packed lunches.

And, if you are thinking of graduate school in your future, keep in mind that tuition is often more expensive without a real option of staying local.

Testimony from past dropouts could help those thinking of quitting school to get their options in perspective.

She is even thinking of expanding into schools for the poor.

If it works, Donkey Welfare is thinking of enrolling local schools to tag the animals for a small fee and British animal lovers may be asked to contribute.