Sentence examples for classmates to be from inspiring English sources

Almost a third of children regularly go without breakfast before school and are more likely than classmates to be inactive, unfit and obese, research shows.

"Children from less well-off families find fewer of their classmates to be kind and helpful and are more likely to be bullied at school.

Mrs. Miller wants her son, already brutalized by his father and mocked by his white classmates, to be allowed to finish the school year in peace, so he can go off to high school.

They were also 50 percent more likely than the oldest third of their classmates to be prescribed stimulants for A.D.H.D. The differences diminished somewhat over time, the researchers found, but continued at least through the seventh grade.

As a high school student at the Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Ohio, Mr. Kashkari excelled in math and was chosen by his classmates to be the graduation speaker.

But she did not learn about her mother's illness until she was in eighth grade, when a nun at her Catholic school in Glen Cove, N.Y., told one of her classmates to be extra nice to her because her mother had cancer.

Life there seemed to be all about waiting for some adult or classmate to be beastly or thwack you.

And the billionaire classmate at one time wanted to get my government-official classmate to be a vice mayor in some city because my billionaire classmate had a project in that city.

For your wife's classmate to be struck down on 9/11 is heartbreaking, but it is not a demonstration of personal merit.

Some students (15%) did not trust a classmate to be a preceptor and wanted an experienced study group leader (e.g., a faculty member who had all the knowledge, and specifically prepared them for the exam; Figure 7: C3).

Three items were constructed to assess the relationship with classmates: 'My classmates like to be together', 'My classmates are friendly and helpful', 'My classmates accept me'.