Sentence examples for pupils look from inspiring English sources

During the session, many pupils look embarrassed.

In close up, lively black pupils look through the eye-slits.

As he lectures about honesty, several pupils look past him to the windows and begin to snicker.

Kimbal Musk, an entrepreneur, recalls showing the mayor his designs for school "learning gardens" (places where pupils look at plants and learn about biology, among other things).

3.11pm: My colleague Toby Helm says that although school budgets are being protected, there are other cuts in the CSR that will affect pupils: Look for instance at the sports budget, that will affect young people.

Their fears that device-driven classes would curb spontaneity or cause pupils to ignore them prompted Amplify to include an override that lets them lock devices, so that pupils look up and listen.At $199 per pupil, per year, for tablet, set-up and software, Amplify looks pricey.

Eight pupils looked at interior design projects and brought in varnished planks, coloured plastic over roof portholes and funky background music.

Jerome Lawrence and Robert E Lee's play – based on the 1925 trial of a teacher who read The Origin of Species to his pupils looks unnervingly current.

By the end they had the air of callow pupils looking on in awe as Kumar Sangakkara calmly organised another win, with a bit of help from his senior colleagues.

Holy Books Interactive resource for key stage 2 pupils looking at the holy books of Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Islam - learn the name of each religion's main holy book and find out about its origins.

They have had a mock referendum, meetings outside school, and the older pupils looked at the arguments around key issues such as currency and Scotland's membership of international organisations.