Sentence examples for a young classmate from inspiring English sources

Mellon recounted a favorite family story about what happened when a young classmate of Bunny's daughter, Eliza Lloyd, after having viewed van Gogh's "Green Wheat Fields, Auvers," asked Eliza who in her family painted.

Later in the night, Mr. Irving recounted the genesis of "A Prayer for Owen Meany," which involved his adult friends reminding him of a young classmate, and how Mr. Irving used to pick the boy up by his ankles and shake him just to hear his distinctive voice, a "piercing shriek".

In one case, we are told that Hopkins distanced himself from a younger classmate at Highgate, Alex Strachey, because he found the lad's company too "pleasurable" ("and therefore... too dangerous," Mariani adds in decorous parentheses).

Her son turned up on Friday accompanied by a pleasant, towheaded young classmate named Sven.

With an impressive working knowledge of nutrition, Mr. Royster decided to start the Facebook page almost a year ago after his 10-year-old nephew mentioned giving an insulin shot to his young classmate, who has Type 2 diabetes.

During one class he read "Lycidas," Milton's majestic elegy written in honor of his young classmate Edward King, in its entirety.

A younger Vanderbilt classmate he hadn't spoken to in years — and even then only briefly knew — was among the respondents.

Rock's insistence on stasis stands in stark contrast to the galvanizing and tremendously moving activism that has come, with an impressive, hopeful poise, from several of the young classmates of the dead.

Elian has also learned in the last two weeks to ride a two-wheel bicycle, she said, and has benefited from the visit by young classmates and friends from Cuba.

Her young classmates come equipped with cellphones and laptops.

Blair never expressed any interest in a political career as a young man, but classmates of Cherie's say she told them in her convent grammar school that she planned to become Britain's first female prime minister.