Sentence examples for The schoolroom from inspiring English sources
noun
A classroom, a room in a school used for instruction.
"The schoolroom is the first opportunity most citizens have to experience the power of government," Justice Stevens wrote.
"The schoolroom is the first opportunity most citizens have to experience the power of government," Justice John Paul Stevens once wrote.
The schoolroom is a kitchen.
The schoolroom and occasional visits are the only other major concerns of the diarist.
In the schoolroom he was a failure.
What is the arrangement of the scholars in the schoolroom?
For me the best section, though, is the schoolroom display.
About it hangs the whiff of the schoolroom.
I quite agree with what Tom Whitaker said, that history begins at the schoolroom door; indeed, I think it also begins inside the schoolroom.
"One day, I heard curious sounds emerging from the schoolroom and popped in.
The schoolmaster's bad enough in the schoolroom; I prefer to keep him out of my bookshelf.
