Sentence examples for true academy from inspiring English sources

The first wave of true academy graduates stocked Jogi Löw's team that beat England's golden generation of Premier League stars in that brutal defeat in South Africa.

The first true academy for instruction, the Accademia del Disegno ("Academy of Design"), was established in 1563 in Florence by the grand duke Cosimo I de' Medici at the instigation of the painter and art historian Giorgio Vasari.

Which made me suspect that Monty Python is the true academy of contemporary English acting and wonder whether — though the heroic insights of Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty, give the movie its backbone — Britain was really saved by the Ministry of Silly Walks.

He called the skeptical phase of the school's history the New Academy, and claimed to be reviving the Old or true Academy.

I don't think it is true that academies take resources away from other schools.

It promises to be as true of the academy as of the factory.

Mr Cookson said the calls for "school autonomy disguised the true aim of academy chains taking over vast numbers of schools, replacing the democratically accountable local authority system".

Things have got so bad that, during a recent visit by President Nicolas Sarkozy, so few true members of the academy were present that 'ringers' from other institutions had to be drafted in to fill the ranks.

"The Insider" is one of those based-on-a-true-story movies that academy members have always favored.

Nevertheless, the academy owns some true pre-Modernist treasures.

In an era when big clubs recruit teenagers from overseas and claim them as academy products, a true grow-your-own plan conceived by Dan Ashworth over a decade ago looks set to bear fruit just in time to breathe fresh life into West Bromwich Albion.