Sentence examples for to boarders from inspiring English sources
noun
A pupil who lives at school during term time.
- The student body consisted primarily of boarders, except for a few children belonging to the school staff.
One possibility is you'll be renting out rooms to boarders.
Your letter suggests you rent space in your home to boarders.
It seemed that an elderly couple had been renting rooms to boarders.
Opffer's family lived at 110 Columbia Heights, where they rented rooms to boarders (Crane was one).
Bungalow colonies became a part of lower- and middle-class Jewish life at the turn of the last century, when Jewish farmers in Orange, Ulster and Sullivan Counties began renting rooms, and then cottages, to boarders.
The family slept above McGuire's bar during the winter but moved into the basement each May and rented out the upstairs to boarders spending summers among the cluster of bars and bungalows from Beach 116th Street to Rockaways' Playland.
"We went to the welfare hotels, to boarder-baby facilities where they had these infants whose mothers were crack cocaine addicts, and we went to some of the infant H.I.V. programs.
The prevalence of STIs was also higher among HIV-infected FSW compared to boarder FSW.
I like it to be positive, reflective and useful in some way to others – I love the way it has connected me to my [interest] circle to boarder beyond disability that is incredibly powerful… I feel like I've connected to my interests and passions and the feedback is equally powerful.
If you are boarding at the school, you might wish to offer some help after school hours to younger boarders or even to classmates of your own age.
George's mother had to take in boarders to make ends meet, and the Eastmans seem to have been depressed not only financially but emotionally.
