Sentence examples for with former school from inspiring English sources

Standing on the steps of City Hall with former school board members and members of the group Acorn, Mr. Green called the school boards, which were born three decades ago out of a progressive movement to decentralize the school system, "a noble effort that has failed".

Partnered with former school friend, now billionaire, Viktor Vekselberg and later Mikhail Fridman.

As part of its settlement this week with former schools Supt.

Such schools proliferated during the Bloomberg administration, with former Schools Chancellor Joel Klein encouraging their growth by offering them rent-free space in public school buildings.

He moved to a flat in Shepherd's Bush with two former school friends, spending much of their free time playing games as they had at school.

In his five meetings with his former school, Hill has threatened repeatedly, but has not quite been able to guide his team past the Tigers.

I have a request for the Nassau County district attorney: Don't, don't plea bargain with the former school business official from Roslyn or, if indicted, the superintendent of schools, who recently resigned.

A Baltimore County school board member, David Uhlfelder, said a representative from the Office of the Maryland State Prosecutor had interviewed him in September about Mr. Dance's relationship with a former school vendor (a company not in the tech industry).

An early paper, co-authored with his former school history master Harold Walker and published in Anglo-Norman Studies Vol 1 in 1978, found unsuspected evidential value in the arms and armour depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry.

Now she's working at a bowling alley in Pensacola, Fla.; dating her well-meaning but unambitious boyfriend, Neal; hanging with her best friend, Amy, who is rearing a baby after a shotgun marriage to the child's dim father; and flirting with her former school rival, Isaac, an aspiring comedian down from New York City for the holidays.

It's particularly stiletto-like when Tom finally arrives back in Swansea and meets up with his former school mates only to discover that maybe those he thought of us losers might, in some ways, be happier than he is in London.