A school is a cage without bars.

whats a good example for a metaphor of a school

Take them on a trip (for a trip) could be literal in another context. Here it's a metaphor with feast used quite generously for the other senses as well as taste. I'm currently reading a book that your post reminds me of: The School

can you give me a metaphor about an old run down school in a jungle like setting please?

Again, it's a mixed metaphor. In the original story, it's a sword, not a pendulum. It's a very unusual collocation to say that there's a "pendulum" hanging over one's head. I though the writer might have had a good

It's a while since I heard this metaphor cited, but it has had real currency in British English in the late 20th Century. Based, loosely, upon the observation that people who got caught, say, botching a shoplifting job, or put in the frame and

Do you believe evolution is true? Yes I do. Do you (or an creationists reading this) believe in magical causation of the variety of life on ... entails Noah and the Ark and all that, I would love to see an intelligent response to the following

I am a student in interpretation and translation. Please refer to the following article "Lifting the Screen" on cancer screening. ... my interpretation? If not, would you suggest I interpret it literally as "Lifting the Screening

I am a student in interpretation and translation. Please refer to the following article "Lifting the Screen" on cancer screening. http://www.disease-information.com/archive/index.php/t-3551.html I have decided that the title is written

How do you handle (language) students who are 'bored?' You may try assigning special projects that are not mission-impossible but can be intellectually stimulating. 1 - There is a ... classes of idioms: Type 1 - the transliteration of a