Sentences with phrase «school cheerleader most»

She manages to convey her as a trashy, demented high school cheerleader most of the time, while displaying a softer, human side to the villain in brief glances.

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Elizabeth Banks» Diane is the most open character — she has the tendency to chatter that you'd expect from an archetypal high school cheerleader - turned - suburban wife and mother — but when she enters Amos» orbit, even she clams up.

Most, in fact, are held in school cafeterias or auditoriums, without cameras or cheering audiences or Sandra Bullock — like cheerleaders.

No longer selected largely for their popularity, the new cheerleader, organizers of the activity say, is more likely to be one of the most talented athletes at school.

Like most principals, Brittany Kinser is a cheerleader for her school.

We have the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (CAPSS) supporting proposals that not only undermine local school boards but destroy some of the most important tenets of public education — this from the people who are supposed to be the head cheerleaders for teachers, public schools and public educSchool Superintendents (CAPSS) supporting proposals that not only undermine local school boards but destroy some of the most important tenets of public education — this from the people who are supposed to be the head cheerleaders for teachers, public schools and public educschool boards but destroy some of the most important tenets of public education — this from the people who are supposed to be the head cheerleaders for teachers, public schools and public education.

While Democratic Party centrists in Clinton's mold have been some of the most enthusiastic cheerleaders for charter schools, Clinton's comments come as many within the Democratic Party are pushing back against so - called education reformers who want to dismantle teacher protections and increase the number of charter schools.