Sentence examples for yet at school from inspiring English sources

Yet at school, children's newspapers portrayed people like him as evil.

Yet at school I attained the highest A-level arts grades in the country, so was awarded a scholarship to go to university.

Care is predominantly provided for children aged from birth to six years who are not yet at school, but may also be provided for school-aged children.

Yet, at schools like Ohio State University, where they are considering selling off property while their president enjoys nearly $2 million in compensation, critics see a disconnect.

With families returning from summer holidays away but kids not yet back at school, cinema outings are still in order, either soaking up titles not yet viewed, or repeat visits.

Yet, back at school in the fall, Mr. Gore and most of his friends continued to shy away from various protest groups.

Some indicators were identified in the literature as most useful for using the age criterion of 45 or younger as it applies to breast cancer: the woman is of child bearing age, the woman has young child(ren), that is, child(ren) not yet at secondary school; or the woman is premenopausal [ 18, 19].

The giddy job situation at colleges is giddier yet at business schools.

Yet at many schools, often with thousands of students, there are no such programs or approaches — and often too little time.

Yet at other schools, like the Bilingual Bicultural Mini School in East Harlem, administrators and teachers do not try to force children into bilingual classes and move bilingual children into mainstream English classes within the state's recommended three-year period.

Yet Alegi added: "At school, my two daughters learn Afrikaans, but none of their schoolmates knew that it came from the old Dutch.