Sentence examples for rows of children from inspiring English sources

Photographs purportedly taken after the attacks show rows of children lying on the ground.

Standing in front of the blackboard, she gave a vocabulary lesson to rows of children seated at their desks.

We walked up and down the rows of children scribbling nervously, making the kind of silly mistakes that everyone does in exam conditions.

There is a cemetery in south London with rows of children who have been killed, black boys in their early teens.

But it did so, usually, in an impersonal manner, with regimented rows of children chanting their times-tables as Teacher tapped the blackboard with a cane.

While we adults were admiring their impressive multitasking (and it's tough to impress a parent on that front), the rows of children sitting cross-legged on the floor were gripped by the story of the lion who strolled into town.

His early works included a row of children's backpacks made from the skins of exotic animals.

But a school appears on the same side, with a row of children waiting to watch the Tour pass.

In 1905, an anonymous photographer caught what looks like a school outing: a row of children perched precariously in a row above their guardians.

At a city hospital, staffers laid out a row of children's bodies as armed guards stood over a pile of small wooden coffins.

A row of children's school chairs sitting in the room and facing one wall of pictures reinforces a sense of waiting for answers, as if a personal history and details might be revealed.