Sentence examples for little yearbook from inspiring English sources

How can I summarize, Student, everything you have meant to me over the past eight months in just one little yearbook blurb?

"Punishments" can be: detention, double homework (do this if they are older pupils), a letter home, a bad behavior point, miss out on a fun activity (art, sport, free time, etc).. Take some pictures of your class and make a little yearbook for your Build-A-Bears.

Host No. 2: "I can't help it if the Mitchell report read a little bit like a Yankees yearbook".

The yearbooks look a little tattered and the students a bit older, but the article catches the spirit of Baghdad College that still lives and breathes in the hearts of the alumni who attended Baghdad College and Al Hikma University.

At a high-school talent show, in 1956, the principal pulled the curtain closed as Bobby played a Little Richard tune, and in his yearbook Dylan declared that his ambition was "to join Little Richard".

"My father gets up and goes somewhere for a little while and comes back with a yearbook that he said was signed by Woolridge," Gronsbell said.

It's apparent that USC's notion of a nationwide search for its coaches and athletic directors involves little more than a perusal of old yearbooks.

The United States Geological Survey reports in its yearbook that this region produced a little less than 1% of the world's tantalum output in 2002 2006, peaking at 10% in 2000 and 2008.

There was a little mistake made, She started writing things in the yearbook".

In addition, the use of yearbook portraits, which are highly standardized and permit little opportunity for target-selection biases, provides a more controlled stimulus set than that of campaign photographs of political candidates.

Asked by the high-school yearbook to name his ambition, Dylan wrote, "To join Little Richard".