Sentence examples for turned high school from inspiring English sources

But Amy Weiler, an assistant principal, worried whether the program had turned high school into more of an end than a beginning.

He plays Dana Marschz (pronounced any number of ways), a failed actor turned high school drama teacher who tries to save his job by writing, directing and starring in a musical sequel to "Hamlet" that involves both the Gospel and interplanetary travel.

"We don't want to turn high school into a staging ground for the college admission process," he said.

This raises the question at the center of College Hunt Starts Earlier at New Breed of Schools: "Is it better to get a jump on the process but risk turning high school into a staging ground for college admission?

Established nonprofit private schools and new for-profit ones are taking divergent approaches to a question that vexes almost every parent and student headed into the college admissions thicket: Is it better to get a jump on the process but risk turning high school into a staging ground for college admission?

Whatever the source, Ms. Bigelow stubbornly turned down high school comedies and opted for movies with blood.

Just as professional teams have turned promising high school talent into patient projects, college coaches are casting a wider net for big bodies.

It has turned more high school players into stars as they deal with calls from not only coaches all over the country, but reporters as well.

When the capital, Phnom Penh, was completely emptied, in 1975 — except for the officials who turned a high school into a torture center — Panh and his family were among the deportees shipped in cattle cars to labor camps.

He turned a high school internship at a small station into his own show.

We talked to Paulina Raguimov, a teen who turned her high school internship into a game designing career.