Sentence examples for transition stages from inspiring English sources

Many institutions are combined primary and secondary schools with no major unsettling transition stages; this also allows a consistent ethos and common language to pervade.

Well, here's a few things: It's the last of the transition stages, as the race veers away from the Mediterranean to within touching distance of the Pyrenees.

Military training programs commonly make use of a single-engine aircraft for primary training phases, with twin-jet trainers for transition stages.

These massive moves have become more common in recent years and reflect two things: on transition stages such as this, the battle to win a stage is more desperate than ever.

The Rochester superintendent, Jean-Claude Brizard, said that schools in Rochester and elsewhere are losing academic gains in the "transition stages" from sixth to seventh grade, and eighth to ninth grade.

After a well-earned rest day come two transition stages that should favour breakaways, before Stage 13 which ends with a monster 18km climb to the Alpine ski station of Chamrousse.

We are in a transition stage.

Maubourguet-Bergerac, 208.5km Classic "transition" stage designed to get the race to the time trial start.

It's during this transition stage that schemes often falter, Albinsaid says.

The hours on the ergo made the transition stage, from doctor to rower, a swift one.

Nor did he do away with Thomas's loyalists, believing the team was entering a transition stage, so why not save the boss some money?