Sentence examples for back schoolroom from inspiring English sources

In the popular imagination, it's somewhere above the kazoo but below the harmonica– an instrument that brings back schoolroom memories of painful, atonal versions of Frère Jacques, with spit dripping on to floors.

The schoolteacher, Solomon Ming, busily shepherds his little charges back to their schoolroom after a free lunch.

The occasional portentous sound of a single bass drumbeat is like a summons from recess back to the schoolroom.

Nearly 40 years after the West End success of Forty Years On, Alan Bennett has gone back to the schoolroom for his subject.

If it is "common knowledge" that rugby is the father of American football, as some claim, in the US the game can nonetheless seem more like an eager but overlooked child, jumping up and down at the back of the schoolroom, eager for rare and fleeting recognition.

She is often forced to sit in the back of the schoolroom with other children of the sweeper class.

The building, Edial Hall, was a large house with a pyramid-shaped roof and a unique design; a back room served as the schoolroom while the rest housed Johnson's family.

Using an old-fashioned schoolroom slate as a backing, an artist known only as Garance offers a charmingly simplified version of a bluebird, as if a child had been asked to write its name but chose instead to picture it.

Before that, and as far back as the Middle Ages, children came in contact with schoolroom letters.

Behind the schoolroom are a kitchen, toilet, and numerous rats that dart back and forth as we sit talking on the floor.

The pendulum is definitely swinging back toward a greater tolerance of the expression of faith in the public forum, including in the schoolroom.