Sentence examples for open pupils from inspiring English sources

His eyes were open, pupils were reactive, and his head was normocephalic and atraumatic.

"We have already updated guidance for schools to encourage closer links with employers to deliver career insight talks, mentoring and work tasters in order to open pupils' eyes to the opportunities available to them and help them to make the right choices at the right time.

The image suggests outrageous ideas: one eye gazing at another, God at his creation, his creation back at God, through the open pupil of the building's roof.

Red eye occurs when light reflects off of the fundus (the back of the eye), through an open pupil, and captures a red coloration by picking up tonality from the blood in the choroid lining of the eyeball.

It was interesting to see that students at Saltley Academy in Birmingham are being encouraged to follow the tenets of Saint George (The 'Trojan horse' school opening pupils' eyes to the brutal realities of Islamic State, 13 July).

He said the Teen Tech event opened pupils' eyes to wider possibilities and showed how studying stem subjects like maths and science can influence their future careers.

The optical sensitivity that we determined for cone vision of horses and humans corresponds to the ability of a cone to capture photons from an extended source of white light through the opened pupil in light intensities corresponding to moonlight (See methods section, Eqn. 2).

Most schools were reported to be open, although pupils were likely to have been affected by transport strikes.

Jonathan decided not to be open with pupils about his sexuality at the school he now works at.

The program mandates that the first instructional class open with pupils having breakfast at their desks, even at schools already offering pre-class breakfast.

Teachers are normally given little support to be open with pupils about their sexuality, as research by campaigning groups such as Schools Out has regularly shown.