Sentence examples for would be school from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frerer could see that the nearby middle school had been destroyed, and she wondered whether there would be school tomorrow.

Buffalo schools will remain closed today; in Hamilton Township, it was still not clear at 10 p.m. yesterday whether there would be school today.

Nine year old boy made his father promise never to vote for a Democratic president because he'd heard that if one was elected there would be school on Saturdays too.

The New Yorker, April 4 , 1931 P. 15Nine year old boy made his father promise never to vote for a Democratic president because he'd heard that if one was elected there would be school on Saturdays too.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, April 4 , 1931 P. 15Nine year old boy made his father promise never to vote for a Democratic president because he'd heard that if one was elected there would be school on Saturdays too.

Local superintendents would still be needed to administer the schools, but the unit of reform, the key decision makers in matters that affect student achievement, would be school staffs.

A spokesman said the council did not expect there would be any compulsory job losses and none of the posts affected would be school-based staff.

There would be schools, a medical centre and a community land trust.

Such marriages would be "schools of justice" for children, teaching them to treat others as equals.

Those would be school--not guidance--counselors.

It is not the sort of place an intimate clique would be schooled in jihad.