Use of the word school in a sentence example

school

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Our school is located in Mawana. [noun]

He is old enough to go for school. [noun]

The school of dentistry is being established in our college. [noun]

The school consists of a long narrow building lying nearly east and west, the east end abutting on the street. [noun]

In our school all the Masters warn against the accumulation of wealth. [noun]

But after the treaty of the Pyrenees our passion cooled, and he grew too much the school-master. [noun]

He was schooled to shine and dazzle, to excel all compeers in the graces men and women admire. [noun]

"You see, madam, what a good school the play-house is for your child," said Fareham grimly. [noun]

His clothes also were of that style, which lived now only in the paintings of Vandyke and his school. [noun]

A cavalier of the old school. [noun]

What's-his-name, your friend's old school-master, the Republican poet, calls it--'the cynosure of neighbouring eyes. [noun]

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