Sentence examples for schoolchildren described from inspiring English sources

For the average child (weighing around 28kg), that's the same as having to eat 24 whole chickens a day!" Schoolchildren described The Epic Book of Epicness as having "funny facts that made your head fizzle" and it's illustrated with Adam Frost's infographics, designed by Simon Holland and Peter Clayman (Dutch&Dane).

A prospective Dutch study with 996 primary schoolchildren describes the economic burden of injuries that occur during physical education class, leisure time or organized sports [ 15].

So he challenged a group of visiting schoolchildren to describe the large variety of odors that emerge from an iris, from close to its beard.

Schoolchildren can describe space as "three-dimensional," but what is it?

Only of late has the myth been challenged, with critics questioning the political use of the Masada narrative, and arguing the rebels would be best described to schoolchildren as uncompromising fanatics rather than freedom-loving heroes.

Typical dietary patterns of Norwegian schoolchildren have not been described previously.

The prevalence impact and cost of chronic non-cancer pain among Irish primary schoolchildren (PRIME-C) study described here will generate novel and important data on the experience of chronic pain among children aged 5 12 years living in the Republic of Ireland.

A group of schoolchildren who knew Ms. Kaleya described two sides to her.

They listed the tomatoes, corn and eggplant they had grown, and described the neighborhood schoolchildren who had had their first experiences with gardening, and their discovery that vegetables originate from seeds planted in the ground, not from cans on supermarket shelves.

Backyard fallout shelters and schoolchildren's "duck and cover" exercises are described with no mention of their fundamental absurdity.

In his recent sermon, he described the reported massacre of schoolchildren and other Muslim inhabitants in the central city of Meiktila in March, documented by a human rights group, as a show of strength.