Sentence examples for fellow schoolchildren from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fellow schoolchildren" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of children who attend the same school, often in a context where camaraderie or shared experience is emphasized.
Example: "As I stood in front of my fellow schoolchildren, I felt a mix of excitement and nervousness about delivering my speech."
Alternatives: "classmates" or "schoolmates".
He spent his childhood in a "mainly blue-collar" one in Massachusetts where fellow schoolchildren needed financial aid to pay for lunch.
At least 1m people mostly Armenians died.In an audacious first book, Meline Toumani, an Armenian-American journalist who grew up in suburban New Jersey, describes spending two weeks every year as a youngster in an Armenian summer camp in Massachusetts, where she and fellow schoolchildren were ordered never to forget what happened to the Armenians.
Godwin remained a religious enthusiast and dissenter — preaching to his fellow schoolchildren, identifying some as 'children of the devil', and refusing to answer questions on the Collect of the week, taken from the Book of Common Prayer (CNM I, 24).
Photos: Karol Rodríguez, far left, and some fellow New York City schoolchildren were among the fourth, fifth and sixth graders who participated in a Spanish spelling bee yesterday at the Brooklyn Heights branch of the city's Public Library.
Thus, potential infestation events may also be high among fellow classmates and schoolchildren.
His picture becomes familiar to schoolchildren.
If public schoolteachers can take one for schoolchildren and fellow teachers, A.I.G. brokers can take one for the country.
Why not start a contest among the schoolchildren the fellows work with to come up with a substitute?
He referenced his grandfather's work as a cook in Kenya when it was under British control, and when Martin Luther King came to India to draw inspiration from Gandhi, he was introduced to some schoolchildren as a "fellow untouchable".
Lacy Clay, 44, in contrast, is a gregarious legislator who seems as comfortable slapping the backs of his fellow senators as dancing with schoolchildren at an outdoor festival in his district.
In contrast to his fellow cartoonists, who were busily drawing fluffy animals and naughty schoolchildren, Trudeau waded into Vietnam, Watergate, feminism, abortion, hypocrisy in the White House, pot smoking and sex.
