Sentence examples similar to a set of schoolmates from inspiring English sources

"Their choice of friends online is not a set of arbitrary personal decisions; each choice has the potential to complicate relationships with friends, colleagues, schoolmates, and lovers.

And so, I set about trying to make a set of children's stories that would teach kids what I want my son and all of his schoolmates to know -- that people like the people in our family (both biological and logical) are absolutely great.

In another he described a fantasy of mutilating "preps" and described a boy opening fire on a group of schoolmates.

As a teenager, Mr. Walton bet a group of schoolmates a coonskin against their gold dollar that he could beat them in wrestling.

In this fictional place, brutality is apparently as commonplace as gossip is in real villages: upon their arrival, the Gardiners were harassed by a peculiarly malign set of townsfolk and Michael subjected to sustained bullying by a vicious schoolmate.

School SES measured via the mean of family SES in a school in effect reflects the family SES of schoolmates within a school.

None had any contact with pigs, and in two sets of cases — involving a father and daughter and two 16-year-old schoolmates — those infected had contact with each other.

For example, Hanushek et al. (2009) find that among black students, having a higher percentage of black schoolmates reduces achievement for black but not for white classmates.

A steady stream of former schoolmates came up to the musician to reminisce.

Needless to say, the word "privileged" was an accurate description of many of my schoolmates and I.

Any of a dozen inseparable schoolmates from St . Anthonys High in Huntington, on Long Island.