Sentence examples for became pupils from inspiring English sources

Two of these Freemasons, Hargrave Jennings and W.J. Hughan, became pupils of Pickingill, who aided them in producing a Rosicrucian Manifesto that was used in the formation of the Societas Rosicruciana in 1865.

Hilary Spurling, reviewing Uglow's biography of Bewick in The Observer, writes that when Birds appeared, people all over Britain "became his pupils".

I became his pupil".

Later he became a pupil at King's School, Canterbury.

I lived in accordance with time and became its pupil".

At 12, Théodore Chassériau became a pupil of Ingres.

He later studied at the Paris Conservatory and became a pupil of Nadia Boulanger.

In 1857 Lenbach became a pupil of Karl von Piloty, with whom he traveled in Italy.

He became a pupil-teacher in Eastwood in 1902 and performed brilliantly in the national examination.

On his uncle's death, he became a pupil of J.B. Pigalle.

The following year he became a pupil of Heinrich Barth in Berlin.