Sentence examples for schoolchildren playing from inspiring English sources

Mr James' badly-decomposed body was found by schoolchildren playing in the woods over the weekend.

Sport England, which distributes funding to sports' governing bodies, reports an 11% decline in the number of schoolchildren playing rugby since 1995.

By the time he left four years later to set up a similar schools project in California he had 4,000 schoolchildren playing cricket.

The film, which runs nearly five minutes, portrays 70 schoolchildren playing on and around the hull of an abandoned Soviet plane; in their imaginings, they fly it as if it were a kite.

Schoolchildren playing when-I-grow-up are rampant optimists, but so are grown-ups: a 2005 study found that adults over 60 are just as likely to see the glass half full as young adults.

Gavin Sunshine, chief executive of DaleyFitness, says that other groups, including schoolchildren playing rounders, theatre productions and other personal trainers had used the burial ground.

Tom Shilts, the director of the public library, says schoolchildren play outside during recess until the wind chill factor is minus 30.

More than a million schoolchildren play chess in the United States, yet Beatriz Marinello says they have been largely ignored by the game's official sanctioning body.

Along the way we passed whitewashed houses with cheery window boxes and a plaza where schoolchildren played a raucous game of kickball.

Its public-school system, however, is often marked by poor teaching, dilapidated buildings and violence (although the rate of violent incidents is falling, more than 5% of schoolchildren played truant last year to avoid violence at school).

After a trip down the meandering, grey, rue de Mons ("the ugliest road in Belgium") and around a deserted warehouse, now a vast rubbish dump where schoolchildren play knee-deep in rubble, the safari concludes, with fitting surreality, in an out-of-town shopping centre cafe.