Sentence examples for schoolchildren run from inspiring English sources

This Premier League-sized crowd was watching schoolchildren run, jump and throw.

However much this is poetry, it is not "poetry," the long-winded sentimental bombast that makes schoolchildren run screaming from poems ever after.

There would be no repeat of last year's debacle, when schoolchildren ran amok firing spray string in all directions.

Here we see the schoolchildren running by in their little Taliban uniforms, black turbans hanging to their knees, yelling to me in robot English: "Hello!

The sight of schoolchildren running through the town green on a perfect September afternoon will draw even the most confirmed West Coaster to the window of a local real-estate agent.

Bob and Roberta Smith has become the first artist to donate work to the new Tate Modern after dozens of schoolchildren ran down the slope of the Turbine Hall shouting and holding his placards which spelled out: "All Schools Should be Art Schools".

Showing a cascade of schoolchildren running outside into a swarm of snowflakes, the many-hued parkas doing some swarming of their own, Stringer dampens and darkens it all with a blue-white scrim of tiny flakes.

Known well by parents whose schoolchildren ran races in the now-demolished Downing Stadium, it was also the turf of soccer leagues and softball teams and a coterie of golfers who were attracted by the driving range.

But on this heavy winter day, you could almost glimpse what the town was like before it became a cliché — schoolchildren running through piazzas, the smell of wood-burning fires, and a handful of those crinkly old men, their collars upturned, bracing against the chill.

Earlier this week, scenes of schoolchildren running away from tear gas fired by police in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, sparked condemnation and even a hashtag, #OccupyPlayGround.

The BBC said the following scene shown on Sunday's episode, where a group of schoolchildren ran towards the car was real.