Sentence examples for more classmates from inspiring English sources

Larger towns, they said, would mean livelier communities and more classmates for their children.

Public school children will make do with old textbooks and find more classmates sitting next to them.

She may find more classmates to commiserate with: finding a technically savvy computer sales associate is about to become even more difficult.

The post prompted more classmates, teachers and other members of their Florida community to write notes to Amelie.

If you attended Holland Park School, chances are you'd have more classmates heading for the jailhouse than for high-powered internship programs.

If you attended Holland Park School, chances are you'd have more classmates heading for the jailhouse than the Deloitte internship programme.

It is absolutely no coincidence then that we consider these creatures as much cuter than their more headstrong classmates.

He chronicles Golding's struggles at Oxford among more privileged classmates, and his frustrating formative years as a teacher.

But even there, Mr. Goldfarb exhibited the same delight in raising the ire of his more liberal classmates, friends said.

But, as he noted, Coleman also reported that low-income children benefit significantly from having more affluent classmates.

She also said that requiring the poorest students to work only served to further divide them from more affluent classmates.