Sentence examples for schoolchild who from inspiring English sources

6.42pm: She's reading out a letter from a schoolchild who enjoyed Rainman and wrote to SOLT to say how much she'd enjoyed it.

One result was the National School Lunch Act, signed by President Harry S. Truman in 1946, guaranteeing a hot lunch for every schoolchild who could not afford one.

The survey's results come shortly after Labour MP Tristam Hunt's embarrassing encounter with a schoolchild, who told the shadow education minister that he would vote Ukip because he would "like to get all the foreigners out of the country".

Their goal is not to enjoy life, but to destroy that which is good — much like a schoolchild who does not wish to study for a test and instead beats up a classmate who does well.

Mr. Lagaay's job, the dream of every schoolchild who has scribbled a car in the margins of a textbook, is considered by some to be the toughest design post in the industry because of the company's stature and cumulative successes.

"You've bust the site, it's bloody brilliant, you've bust the site with stats!" squealed Sam down the phone like a schoolchild who'd just discovered a 12 pack of "waterbombs" in his father's bedside drawer.

"It is the sort of picture that every single Russian schoolchild knows," said Rosalind Blakesley who is curating the London show.

Pythagoras of Samos was the man who, as every schoolchild knows – and for once that cliché must be appropriate – named the theorem that in every right angled triangle, the square on the hypotenuse must equal the sum of the squares on the other two sides.

As every grandparent who was once a schoolchild knows, the war broke out when Paris, a prince of Troy, abducted Helen, the wife of Menelaus, king of Sparta.

A schoolchild couldn't, not even one who risked being taken for a midget fabulist, nor a schoolteacher, nor even Ronald Reagan, who made so many contradictory things sound simple.

Lafayette, as every American schoolchild knows, was a French aristocrat who served under George Washington as a Major General in the Continental Army.