Sentence examples for Both schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

Both schoolchildren and those in the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34 more concern ageut climate issues than otherange groups.

It has also developed extensive educational programs for both schoolchildren and advanced students.

In a 2010 study in the journal Pediatrics, viewing more television and playing more video games were associated with subsequent attention problems in both schoolchildren and college undergraduates.

Drawing from detailed descriptions of Americanization programs for both schoolchildren and adults in three cities (Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit) and from extensive analysis of foreign-language newspapers, Mirel shows how immigrants confronted different kinds of Americanization.

Restoring recess is part of a broader health push by parents, advocacy groups and some city officials to bring more exercise and better nutrition to both schoolchildren and preschoolers.

The barge is intended to function as an educational lab for both schoolchildren in the New York City area and adults interested in learning about the technologies onboard: solar panels power the pumps and fans in the greenhouse, for example, and recirculated rainwater irrigates the plants.

Lessons for Children and Barbauld's other popular children's book, Hymns in Prose for Children, had an unprecedented impact; not only did they influence the poetry of William Wordsworth and William Blake, particularly Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience (1789 94), they were also used to teach several generations of schoolchildren both in Britain and the United States.

A certain urgency and physicality is shared by both the schoolchildren writing and the photographer in an 1850's darkroom; and both contact prints and penmanship have disappeared as surely as innocence.

Hovhannes Atokanian and Vanessa Bedros, both Armenian schoolchildren, died.

"They're both like schoolchildren; I don't know who to vote for".

His canvas is surprisingly wide here, touching on bullying (both by schoolchildren and, wait for it, members of the Taliban), small-town class hierarchies, military life, the divisive existence of a nuclear base, foreign wars, one-night stands and a local wedding.