Sentence examples for pupils became from inspiring English sources
Their pupils became big as a screech owl's; their noses stretched into elongated probosces; their mouths expanded like bell bottoms.
He remained celibate and retained other characteristics of the Catholic tradition, though many of his pupils became Puritans.
Too many pupils became fed up and dropped out at 16. Standards have drifted down, both in those taking the courses and those examining them.
At least it was struggling until its head, Jonny Mitchell, along with other staff and some of its pupils, became the series' stars.
Sudden pulmonary edema required intubation, and a few minutes later, the pupils became dilated and fixed.
"It was consistently reported that after about 4 weeks pupils became bored with the Fitbit," the researchers write.
"Our pupils become more competent learners.
"Pupils become extremely lethargic, unable to concentrate and in some cases faint.
"Twenty-first century skills" may help pupils become better workers; learning history makes them better citizens.
The more boring the outfits they devise, the more inventive pupils become at customising them.
