schooltime

• “The schooltime path travels where our passions still hover,”

  Fictionaut: Upwards, Into the White Eye Rising

• “Don't be fooled into thinking that good curricula or good equipment or good teachers are the critical determinants of your son and daughter's schooltime.”

  Sound Politics: The Difference Between Liberals and Conservatives

• “Kids need nutritious food to fill the gap between schooltime and dinnertime.”

  Simon & Schuster: Good-Enough Mother

• “Not in the ground and pickled form, but as miso-roasted fish served with rice for breakfast, bits of tuna in the onigiri she would help mom pack in her schooltime bento, or dried into flakes that flavored dashi broth for cozy noodles.”

  Brain Food for Today's Young Minds

• “When I was a kid, there were really only two seasons that mattered: schooltime and freetime.”

  Simple Tricks and Nonsense: The Demise of the Traditional TV Season

• “It was reported to us that one of his sons who was working in some part of the government between schooltime or”

  Oral History Interview with Modjeska Simkins, July 28, 1976. Interview G-0056-2. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)

• “As schooltime approached, she dipped a rag in the muddy water of the taro patch and cleaned her sons, sending them off to their lessons.”

  Hawaii

• “She was playing with Freddie in the morning, and when schooltime came he began to whimper, and holding her dress, pleaded,”

  A Missionary Twig

• “In the following schooltime I was, of course, "put in the bill," but was not flogged, in consequence of pleading my "first fault," another and too fleeting privilege of a new boy.”

  Confessions of an Etonian

• “I have known children who preferred schooltime to vacation.”

  Out Of My Later Years

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