Sentence examples for French schoolchild from inspiring English sources

More than that, Mr. Kechiche cleverly suggests a continuity between the put-downs and imprecations of today's teenage slang and the arch, urbane banter every French schoolchild learns to identify as "Marivaudage".

Every French schoolchild learns the date: February 28 , 1571 the day a well-regarded and uncommonly educated nobleman named Michel de Montaigne retired from "the slavery of the court and of public duties," moved a chair, a table, and a thousand books into the tower of his family castle, near Bordeaux, shut the door, and began to write.

It is the sweet and sickly staple of many a French schoolchild's breakfast: la tartine de Nutella, a dollop of chocolate and hazelnut spread on a slice of baguette.

I learned about the 10 dialects in Ghana, which ones Agnes spoke, and the French that been part of every schoolchild's education.

Lafayette, as every American schoolchild knows, was a French aristocrat who served under George Washington as a Major General in the Continental Army.

Every schoolchild studying radiation learns the salutary lesson of Marie Curie, the brilliant French scientist whose unprotected handling of countless radioactive samples led to the bone-marrow disease that killed her.

And those glasses I mentioned for a schoolchild?

This type of logic could be taught to a schoolchild.

For centuries, every Chinese schoolchild has learned to copy it.

"Every schoolchild in America needs to see this," he said.

Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is known to every American schoolchild.