Sentences with phrase «same school banded»

Not exact matches

Older friends who'd heard him lecture in our school said his name in the same hushed tone they used for rock bands like Depeche Mode or U2.

That way, you can ask your child about a band's new album rather than the same old «how was school?»

The jeans are less skinny and T's have less band logos than my high school years, but the foundation's the same.

Meanwhile, schools are basically funded by bands of enrollment; a school with, say, 401 students will get more than a school for 399, but the school with 401 will get the same amount as one with 499 (though schools can get more per student for different reasons).

«The education minister did the right thing by taking his primary school banding plans back to the drawing board and should seriously consider doing the same with this flawed system of grading secondary schools.»

He points out that human beings hunger for group identity and closeness, and that there are gangs of good kids in our schools too, driven to band together by the same needs and invisible yet powerful forces.

Your new acquaintance may have the same name as the lead singer of your favorite band in high school, or a similar name to your mother - in - law, or a name that rhymes with your sister's.

We've never been more accepted, and while some part of me mourns the loss that comes with acceptance, the slight sense that we aren't the same band of die - hards that have to stick together for fear of ridicule anymore — bedraggled but proud creatures huddled together in the trenches awaiting the latest onslaught from the media or the school bully — the much larger part of me basks in how new people are discovering my beloved hobbies and ashamed of that little errant thought.

An avid photographer in high school, he built a darkroom in his family home at about the same time he co-founded his band, Beastie Boys.