Sentence examples for wagging school from inspiring English sources

Instead, it just attracted kids wagging school and out for a scrap.

A lot of kids wag school here, but they're streetwise.

Shelly McLean held a homemade sign stating she had wagged school in 1983 to see Prince Charles and wife Diana on a visit to Melbourne.

"When Alex signed, I wagged school and went to Bramall Lane to welcome him on to the pitch with about 4,000 others," said Steve Cowens, manager of Sheffield-based rock band Sabella.

High schoolers around the country wagged school today to protest the Federal Government's lackadaisical approach to climate change.

I did, however, spend most of my spare time reading, (if I ever wagged school it was in order to finish a book) and when I wasn't reading I was lying on my bed thinking up stories.

Not silly kids wagging off school, but calm, considered, A-grade students who have researched their trip, found hundreds of pounds in funds, booked flights and headed towards earth's closest vision of actual hell.

He'd be in the West End! He'd get to wag school!

She tended to "wag off" school, but gained another kind of street education via poverty, troubled siblings, drug-addicted boyfriends and a granddad who died of alcoholism.

"It shouldn't be a situation where someone is wagging their finger at some middle-school kids," he said.

"Every afternoon I hurried home from school just to see her wagging tail.