Sentence examples for Little schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

"We're not bickering little schoolchildren," said Mangold, who then seemed to comprehend what Holmes perhaps had not.

Ms. Guberman and her husband, Jesse, who can hear but knows sign language, said they were surprised at how little the schoolchildren at Kibarani knew about the disease ravaging their country.

All involved in these programs understand that they give schoolchildren little more than an inkling of what music and performance are about.

It might be because many of the soldiers who fought were little older than schoolchildren, almost stepping from the playground to the battleground.

In Bavaria just 39% of schoolchildren had "little or very little" knowledge; in Brandenburg 72% were ill-informed.

Mr. Gilbert, in an interview last week between concerts for schoolchildren, expressed little worry about attendance.

Tree measuring used to be a simple affair, an exercise for teaching schoolchildren a little geometry.

Very young schoolchildren, especially little boys, often develop a fascination with the janitor.

And yet, mired in match-fixing scandals and with little infrastructure to encourage schoolchildren, football has struggled.

French schoolchildren receive little or no sex education, and surveys suggested that they were ill-informed about sex, contraception and abortion.

One Chinese textbook used to teach teenage schoolchildren makes little attempt to explain what happened and why so many people died.