Sentence examples for wrecked school from inspiring English sources

But Avenue Poupelard is still a tableau of destruction, dotted with a few signs of progress: some newly hammered kiosks, towers of debris dredged from shells of buildings, and uniformed children under tarps in one wrecked school's courtyard.

Several people referred, or at least alluded, to the danger of a wrecked school life and education from an unwanted pregnancy.

Hoping to make its case to the public, the union released an ad Tuesday casting the city's proposal as dangerous and showing montages of wrecked school buses.

It felled the national cathedral and most of the capital's Catholic churches, killed the archbishop and many nuns and priests, and wrecked Catholic schools and clinics.

It's not drugs that wrecked public schools; it is the focus of education leaders.

Riots have broken out in the district, with distraught parents and relatives wrecking the school kitchen and torching police vehicles, while the state government tried to insinuate that it is a political conspiracy to destabilise them in an election year.

David Buckingham of Manns Choice in southwestern Pennsylvania has been wearing the dark red beret of a British paratrooper, living by kerosene lamp in a wrecked Kabul high school and trying, as best he and the British troops can, to bring security to a quarter of a million people in a war-shattered district in the western part of this capital.

Now the discovery of Mr. Martis's criminal past by the special commissioner of investigation for city schools has wrecked Mr. Massey's career and thrown the school into turmoil.

The two should not be equated - with over 1,000 people killed or injured, half its housing wrecked and almost every school and mosque damaged or flattened, what Falluja went through at the hands of the US military, with British support, was more deadly.

After so many families torn apart and communities razed, schools and hospitals wrecked and water systems ruined.

These men are train wrecks in school but then get on track in adulthood, when they can focus singlemindedly on their chosen fields.