Sentence examples for two separate schools from inspiring English sources
The sign greets students as they enter the two separate schools that make up Brentwood High.
In 1399 the university was divided into two separate schools, one for the arts and medicine and one for law.
That sign joins two others just down the road from her, advertising space available at two separate schools.
And there are even two separate "schools" when it comes to the science (or is it art?) of lighting the city's public buildings.
"What have traditionally been two separate schools of thought on food production and on nutrition have started to come together to tackle global food security challenges".
Nine house two separate schools, Muslim and Croat, under one roof; 12 are unified but students study in separate classrooms; six operate as single legal entities that include classes for other schools; and six send students out to other schools for classes in a different curriculum.
John Adams High School in Ozone Park, where overcrowding is the worst of any borough high school, holds two separate school days in back-to-back shifts, despite the fact that three new high schools opened in Queens last fall.
(In Alabama, two teenagers were charged with making terrorist threats after announcing plans for two separate school shootings via YikYak; the company has now "geo-fenced" the locations of 180,000 US schools, in an effort to make it unusable).
The Europeans called the arrangement a "condominium," but the ni-Vanuatu, or local population, called it "the pandemonium" because of the two post offices, two jails, two separate school systems and bewildering driving rules, with cars using the right side of the road on one part of the island and the left side on the other.
Cheating was a known, somewhat accepted norm; little wonder that it swept through five separate schools.
He has combined a movie career with activities as a screenwriter, director and producer, simultaneously attending graduate school in writing, filmmaking and poetry at four separate schools.
