Sentence examples for schoolchildren reading from inspiring English sources

The first episode opens with marines training in the desert of Kuwait, practicing martial arts, insulting one another with crude, lewd racial slurs and gay-bashing jokes, mocking pious letters from schoolchildren, reading skin magazines and waiting restlessly for war to start.

Led by rabbis chanting prayers in Hebrew and schoolchildren reading the names of those lost in the recent spate of bombings, about 8,000 people staged what organizers called a solidarity rally for Israel not far from the Jewish state's consulate near the United Nations.

The Australian service began with schoolchildren reading out the names of some of the fallen.

Dozens of schoolchildren read the names of the victims, one by one, then laid carnations upon a makeshift memorial.

Later in the film schoolchildren read essays of belligerent, hollow fealty to the cause: the mythmaking starts early and runs deep.

The movie shows Mr. Bush, having learned of the attacks, continuing to listen to schoolchildren read a book with their teacher; it does not show the president reading to them.

Not surprisingly, Italian schoolchildren read faster and more accurately than do those in Britain.

It's just got nothing to do with what books schoolchildren are reading".

During data collection on lip coverage, it was considered as adequate when the lips touched, entirely covering the anterior teeth, with the schoolchildren silently reading a document without knowing they were being observed.

Schoolchildren there read Balzac in French for pleasure.

As part of the program this year, states chose one book for their schoolchildren to read.