Sentence examples for would be schools from inspiring English sources

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

But during heated exchanges at Holyrood, Labour accused the SNP Government of creating "austerity on stilts" by passing Westminster cuts onto councils rather than taking action – adding that the "big losers" of the Budget would be schools and local public services.

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

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.

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.

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

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

But I never imagined the man behind the "Keep Watch" eyeball would be schooling me on jazz instead of punk rock.

"Well there's a rumor around school," said his son, "that if a Democrat is elected President there'd be school on Saturdays too.

Now I had to adjust to a life I'd been schooled to believe I'd never have.