Sentence examples for pupil by from inspiring English sources

Alabama has slashed spending per pupil by 17.8% since 2008 more than any other state save Oklahoma.

First, narrow the distance between your lower eyelid and your pupil by pulling up the palpebral ligament, which runs along the bottom of the eye.

In the appropriate dose, applied directly to the eye, atropine dilates the pupil by paralysing the muscles that normally cause it to contract.

The state began phasing in increases each year and got up to $4,400 per pupil by the 2008-9 school year.

Re "Lessons From a Wounded 'Star Pupil,' " by Dr. Ronald Pies (Mind, Aug. 10): It's true that rookie therapists make mistakes.

When Kiffin interviewed with Davis late one night in January, the old owner dazzled his young pupil by reeling off the precise heights, weights and 40-yard-dash times of prospects going back decades.

The schools adjudicator ruled earlier this month that a new policy across all Catholic schools under which priests certified on a pupil-by-pupil basis whether they were from a "practising [Catholic] family" was unfair.

In Wales just two schools select some pupils by ability.

1) Increase funding for the most disadvantaged pupils by £2.5bn.

It will all be sorted out and decided by the pupils by September.

Top comprehensive schools are selecting their pupils by stealth, a leading education charity warns.