Sentence examples for all the classmates from inspiring English sources

First the revolution, then the Castro regime, forced life-changing moral choices on all the classmates.

Oct. 5. "MAX KEEBLE'S BIG MOVE" Expecting to move to a new city in a week, a seventh grader (Alex D. Linz) executes elaborate revenge plots against all the classmates who have picked on him, then finds that the move is off.

My guess is that she wants to prove something to all those classmates she stood before at Wellesley in 1969.

Everyone else was male — all the faculty, all her classmates.

"The classmates share all their real-life experiences and management problems or issues with the class," she said.

I have the distinct feeling that any British readers even remotely related to the upper classes (a relatively small club with an outsize reputation) would experience a tribal frisson of recognition; these are, after all, the grandparents of their classmates.

Participants were asked to check on a roster all the names of their classmates who best fit several descriptors.

Ms. Scully said that nearly all her classmates felt the same way.

All his classmates remember the young Obama fitting in smoothly and peacefully; his teacher just remembered him as a clever and energetic young kid.

He laughed and said that all his classmates had the same reaction, but that it was absurd to say he never had any interest in politics.

I'll invite all my classmates, except the kids I don't like.