Sentences with phrase «dad went to high school»

Mike: And any songs by the Beach Boys — my dad went to high school with them.

We also made a quick pit stop at Cranwell where my dad went to high school.

Not exact matches

When I was in high school, my Mom worked, took care of us, got up early to get my Dad off to the early shift, then would make me breakfast before I went to school.

It flooded through him when he walked onto a basketball court — the jump shots with crumpled paper cups he took as a little boy after every high school game his dad coached, the million three - man weaves, all the sweat and the squeaks and the passion so white - hot that twice during his career he had rocketed off the bench to scream... and blacked out... and five or six times every season the backside of his suit pants had gone rrr - iii - p!

He'd say, «Go with the flow,» and though he had enough competitive fire to go more than a year in high school without losing an 800 - meter heat, his dad was always startled to see how Kevin could shut down the firGo with the flow,» and though he had enough competitive fire to go more than a year in high school without losing an 800 - meter heat, his dad was always startled to see how Kevin could shut down the firgo more than a year in high school without losing an 800 - meter heat, his dad was always startled to see how Kevin could shut down the fire.

It's perhaps a commentary on the lengths to which a teenager will go to feel some sense of normalcy in high school, but the screenplay's depiction of those concerns feels far too hokey for it to have any impact (Her dad, played by Ryan Phillippe, embarrasses her in his self - employed garbage - hoarding, and the there's not a single interaction among the teenage characters that comes across as legitimate).

«My mom used [our undocumented status] as a way to get me to excel in school because she knew the only way I could go to college was to get into an elite school that would give me a full scholarship,» says Diaz, co-director of Act on a Dream, who was at the top of her high school class until her senior year, when her dad lost his job and she began working at Burger King 35 hours a week to support her family.

His dad was a high school teacher, at his son's own high school — or at least the one he went to for a spell — and coached every manner of sport.

But he went to high school with kids raised like your former tenants — they knew that whatever they did, mom & dad would cover.