Sentence examples for from a yearbook from inspiring English sources

I'd returned from Seoul, where I'd been teaching, to find that the mother of one of my students had sent me a framed A3 pencil drawing of my face that she'd copied from a yearbook.

To call the school "murder school," even if quoting from a yearbook, is irresponsible.

She pulled out a yearbook from Franklin Delano Roosevelt Middle School in Cleveland and turned to Mr. Fisher's ninth-grade picture.

Pick up a yearbook from any of the Ivy League colleges and look at the photographs of the class of 1968.

Another neighbor, Alyson Leiberman, 28, recalled a note that William left in a yearbook from Public School 236, where Ms. Leiberman was a substitute teacher in William's kindergarten class.

The New International Encyclopaedia issued a yearbook from 1908 (retrospective to 1903), and the Britannica issued one yearbook in 1913 and recommenced with the Britannica Book of the Year in 1938.

"Welcome to Presto's!" The blond girl stood just inside the black door, her face gaily frozen, as if cut from the pages of a yearbook.

Those materials include a sign for Poston's library, a poster about a summer reading contest, a class scrapbook project on the causes of war, and a yearbook from the camp's high school.

He wanted simple stories taken from real-life experiences (a yearbook picture gone wrong, how a new fad or neighbor steals the attentions of your best friend, how a good joke overtold can go wrong) and a show with a moral code that reflected earnest sensibilities.

Django Django's New Music Video Is Straight Out of Another Dimension.

It is, on the one hand, like a yearbook from a high school you did not attend.