Sentence examples for was educated from from inspiring English sources

I was lucky because my father worked on the board of education and I was educated from the age of six.

Marx was educated from 1830 to 1835 at the high school in Trier.

The son of a rich Jew, Elisha was educated from childhood to be a scholar.

The eldest son of Prince Charles of Prussia and nephew of the future German emperor William I, Frederick Charles was educated from childhood for a military career.

Born into a Budapest family, Ronay was educated from 10 to 18 at the school of the Piarist Order: in a 2004 letter to the Guardian, he looked back on the teaching of the Catholic priests with "respect and affection".

Orderic went on to claim that Ranulf was "educated from boyhood with base parasites among the hangers-on of the court".

There was one school in town, built in the 1950s, a four-building campus where Maricopa's children were educated from kindergarten to 12th grade.

Boys must be educated from a very young age to respect women rather than to want to own and violate them when they are older.

It's all phony, but it works here as long as they keep the women and kids from being educated, from knowing what's going on in the outside world".

"I always say he is torn between two loves - the club where he has been educated as a very young boy and the club where he has been educated from 16 onwards and he has been given a chance.

Hence, firstly participant students were educated from furriers about how to treat, cut and sew fur materials with a variety of fur materials including mink, fox produced by KF, as shown from Fig. 2.