Sentence examples for foremost pupils from inspiring English sources

Berg and Webern, Schoenberg's foremost pupils, are usually cast as opposites: the former a Romantic, the latter a Modernist.

Latrobe set high standards of design and technical competence that were adopted by his foremost pupils, Robert Mills and William Strickland.

Whilst NAHT supports the right of young people to express themselves, first and foremost, pupils should be in school during term time," the union said.

Raphael had died in 1520, but his most authoritative late work in the Vatican stanze (papal apartments) was continued and developed by his foremost pupils, Giulio Romano (who left for Mantua in 1524) and Perino del Vaga.

"While we support the right of young people to express themselves, first and foremost, pupils should be in school during term time," said Sarah Hannafin, senior policy adviser for the United Kingdom's National Association of Head Teachers, in a statement.

As expressed by Victor Langlois, they stood on European soil, "with eyes turned towards the Levant, the cradle of the Armenian race". Foremost among Mekhitar's pupils was Father Michael Tchamtchian, author of a History of Armenia.

In the nineteen-eighties, Dr. Saleh studied in Cuba, where he was a pupil of Cuba's foremost orthopedist, Dr. Rodrigo Álvarez Cambras.

He said: "First and foremost we have to do what's right by our pupils and parents: ensuring that every child gets access to the best education in our schools.

Prichard stands at the origin of the school of 'moral' or 'Oxford intuitionism', of which another pupil of Cook Wilson, the Aristotle scholar Sir David Ross remains the foremost representative (along with H. W. B. Joseph, E. F. Carritt, and J. Laird).

Former pupils of his, for example Detlev Glanert, his heir as Germany's foremost living opera composer, also carried on his work there.

Pupils also felt deeply cared for and loved – each knew personally that she was their teacher first and foremost.