Sentence examples for trail to school from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, on the same morning my daughter and I were sloppily blazing a trail to school, the students of Pascack Valley Regional High School District in neighboring New Jersey were attending "virtual" classroom sessions from the comfort of home.

The Walshes lived on Gloucester Way then, two doors along from the McKechnies, and though they were never friendly — Joe Walsh always saw himself as a cut above — Stan decided that he and Helen were an item, trailing along to school beside her, trying to make conversation, doing stuff to impress her, acting as if they had something more in common than a street address.

Anyone who, like me, enjoyed the latter part of this wholesome period will surely attest to the benefits of trailing miles to school in all weathers, the pleasures of being often outside - even in the school toilets - and the fun, long before we were dressed as dockside tarts, of dodging the flashers and child-gropers who, in those days, roamed unmolested through our parks and playgrounds.

A very talented storyteller from UNICEF transported the children into the wonders of reading and they then had an opportunity to add their own thoughts and ideas to the "Travelling Book" that accompanied the horse trail from school to school.

Dana International is the Israel of the new millennium - not just the gay community's heroine but representing the young people of Tel Aviv's Shenkin Street, for whom the army is an unwelcome interruption between high school and the hippie trail to Goa and Thailand.

It also runs nature-based activities for children in school holidays and has a farm trail to explore.

You can slice bell peppers and put them in a plastic bag very quickly, or make a bag container of trail mix and bring some to school each day, and even make a quick salad, putting the dressing in a different package so it won't get soggy.

Trail to commute.

Average unemployment, at 5.7%, was identical in both.Mr Markell argues that businesses follow skilled workers, and that the workers value "quality of life", meaning government investment in everything from bike trails to better public schools.

As she traveled from school to school on the campaign trail, she said she saw the same thing over and over: computer science classrooms without a single girl.

I do know that my uncle trailed quietly behind me those first few times that I walked to school.