Sentence examples for unexpected school from inspiring English sources

At the schools on Wednesday, principals checked attendance to see how the combination of the unexpected school days and the resumption of bus service had affected students.

Rather than simply charting the rise and fall of disco to a thumping soundtrack, the film presents an unexpected school of thought – that disco was actually a vehicle of liberation, a revolutionary tool used to end the oppression of women and black and gay people in 1970s America.

This type of scheduling, however, does not cover unexpected school cancellations (for example, school closure due to poor weather), due to problems it would cause with the predetermined calendar.

To read more about Deb Gustafson, see HOW It's Being Done: Urgent Lessons from Unexpected Schools and Getting It Done: Leading Academic Success in Unexpected Schools.

To read more about Graham Road Elementary, see HOW It's Being Done: Urgent Lessons from Unexpected Schools.

*To read about what I saw at Centennial Place in 2005, see It's Being Done: Academic Success in Unexpected Schools (Harvard Education Press, 2007).

Burt's final wave goodbye – topped with the simplest of illusions, a door magically closing by itself –a cheeky, unexpected, old school Hollywood moment.

They remember how she led the Warriors to an unexpected high school basketball championship, her success as a beauty queen and how her family grew along with the Wasilla Bible Church.

Defending themselves against the not unexpected criticism, school officials claimed that as a result of their monitoring activities, they'd saved a life having actually stopped one student from committing suicide.

They can involve, but are not limited to, middle schools; high schools; unexpected silences from a normally chatty boy; punishments for ambitious, unauthorized parties; whether or not 48 Hours is a comedy; the choice of a party restaurant really far uptown, way the hell away from Brooklyn; and other traditional life events.

Julie tells the story of the unexpected arrival at school, back in year six, of Chingis and Nergui, two brothers from Mongolia.