Sentence examples for of another pupil from inspiring English sources

She was a contemporary of another pupil, Frances Andrade, who killed herself last year after telling a court about the sexual abuse inflicted on her by another Chetham's teacher, Michael Brewer.

A sketch of a woman's head by Charlotte Brontë, previously thought to be of another pupil drawn while the author was at boarding school in Brussels, has been identified as a self-portrait.

A tutor had to pull him aside to say he was essentially advocating the murder of another pupil's grandmother.

The families have criticised the Met Police and Bethnal Green Academy, in east London, for not making them aware of another pupil at the school - a friend of the girls - who left for Syria in December.

At the recommendation of bassist Jeff Berlin, Peart decided to once again augment his swing style with formal drum lessons, this time under the tutelage of another pupil of Freddie Gruber, Peter Erskine, himself an instructor of Steve Smith.

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).

Euphantus of Olyntus, another pupil of Eubulides, probably born before 349 BC, may have been the earliest member of the sect.

In 1891 1892 Twardowski spent time as a researcher both in Leipzig, where he followed courses by Wilhelm Wundt and Oswald Külpe, and in Munich, where he attended the lectures of Carl Stumpf, another pupil of Brentano.

Another pupil of Aristotle's, Aristoxenus, wrote a Life of Archytas, which is the basis for much of the biographical tradition about him (A1, A7, A9).

This curious blend of the sublime and the bathetic does not come again until Kafka, another pupil of Cervantes, would compose stories like "The Hunter Gracchus" and "A Country Doctor".

He was expelled from his Catholic secondary school before his GCSEs and then reinstated, a case of mistaken identity when another pupil was hospitalised after a fight.