Sentence examples for older schoolmates from inspiring English sources

One of Jacqueline's older schoolmates, Alicia Sylvester, 12, wants to go to Penn State University and learn to be a pharmacist.

The move follows a spate of violent incidents, including one in which an 11-year-old Spanish boy was thrown from a second-floor window because he refused to do the homework of two older schoolmates.

"The thing about no sex is O.K.," 13-year-old Nompumelelo Dlamini said in an opinion perhaps less widespread among her older schoolmates, "but the thing about the tassels is totally out.

If you're a high school junior, chances are you're observing this phenomenon in your older schoolmates, most likely with a tinge of jealousy.

At a tender age, as he recalled, he fell in love with a somewhat older schoolmate.

He attended the prestigious Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School on a scholarship—"My mother went over and pleaded for them to take me," Weiss says but he sometimes cut classes, and teachers compared him unfavorably with his older schoolmate Murray Gell-Mann, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1969.

Their beef is clearcut: the older schoolmate, Lauren Conrad (aka LC), is best friends with Stephen and thinks his current significant other "is the wrong girl for him".

Reich, who is less than five feet tall, was saved from bullying by an older schoolmate, Mickey Schwerner, who was murdered along with two other young civil rights volunteers in Philadelphia, Mississippi in 1964.

After his detention in France, he turned a deaf ear to acquaintances who tried to "reason with him," said a 18-year-old former schoolmate named Redwan who knew Kermiche well.

Old schoolmates have surfaced, too.

He reached out a hand heavy but hearty, and pumped mine as if we had been old schoolmates.