Sentence examples for pupil which from inspiring English sources

His father keeps mentioning a "defiant pupil" which Jackson mistakes to mean a student, when it actually means an animal's eye dilating in a weird way.

He describes the case of one bright young pupil, which illustrates the problem better than any statistical litany: "She has had 'unimaginable teaching difficulties', the tutors hear.

To harm your eye the laser needs to shine through the pupil, which highlights the most difficult part of raising safety awareness.

It is one of the best schools in town, and Boyd was a star pupil, which is why he is still head chef today.

Central to all of our work in year 6 has been the use of a class blog space for each pupil, which gives them a real audience and an incentive to raise the standards of their work.

"We had to smooth it out and create a move in the computer that actually went through her pupil, which obviously a real camera can't do," Mr. Balsmayer says.

All have eyes resembling Ping-Pong balls, with little dots for pupils, which give them a funny, buglike look.

We will back headteachers in excluding persistently disruptive pupils, which is why we are removing barriers which limit their authority.

Warby Parker customers enter their prescription information on the site, including the distance between their pupils, which is not usually on prescriptions but which opticians can easily measure.

On Friday he unveils the Dilated Pupils, which seems likely to involve electronics, given its lineup: the keyboardist Craig Taborn, the guitarists David Torn and Ryan Ferreira, and the drummer Ches Smith.

Their pupils, which operate independently, can be greatly reduced, protecting the sensitive retina and providing better daytime vision than that found in people.