Sentence examples for pupil today from inspiring English sources

In 1997 England spent just £2,500 per pupil; today it is £4,500.

Near the end of July 1921, Schoenberg told a pupil, "Today I have discovered something which will assure the supremacy of German music for the next 100 years".

Would a pupil today from a similar background be served so well in that department, strongly engaged with such a range of instrument and repertoire?

The one man who has taken a leaf out of the Nadal book is Murray himself and there will be an element of master against pupil today when the two square off for a place in the final.

He changed coaches coming into this tournament, dropping his friend Tarik Benhabiles and adding Brad Gilbert, who did not feel the need to talk up his new pupil today.

Those cities received $7,199 per pupil this year from the state, compared with $4,546 for New York City.

That means that Davis could challenge Murphy at first base before the 2010 season is over -- and Hernandez might have a new pupil next winter.

This payment, which is rising from £623 ($950) per pupil this year to £900 in 2014, has created a market for private tuition in state schools.

This is expected to rise to £1,300 per pupil next year.

NASUWT union members voted to stop teaching the pupil last month and now GMB union members are to be balloted.

It has grown from 93 pupils when it opened to 1,250 pupils today.