Sentence examples for schoolchildren were sent from inspiring English sources

In Reading, a largeish Thames-side town, schoolchildren were sent on their summer holidays early in anticipation of inundation.

Some Polish schoolchildren were sent to German schools, while others were sent to special schools where they spent most of their time as unpaid laborers, usually on German-run farms; speaking Polish brought severe punishment.

It is the rebbe who makes the selection, and once he does, word goes out; schoolchildren are sent home with notes telling parents whom they should vote for.

Birds are not the only creatures to benefit from a fruit that is high in Vitamin C. Mr. Marriott tells of British schoolchildren being sent out to gather nutritional hips during the lean years of World War II.

Good grief, no. Brown has announced that he will say sorry to a group of British schoolchildren who were sent to Australia and Canada between 1920 and 1967.

Health questionnaires were sent to the schoolchildren and personnel.

Election reminders were sent to residential mailboxes beginning in January, and were sent home in the backpacks of schoolchildren.

At the same time, millions of schoolchildren have been sent to summer school: nearly one in five in the nation's large urban districts were in class last July.

In his appeal, Achitoff of Earthjustice argued that Hawaii's general pesticide law does not "demonstrate that the legislature intended to force the county to sit and watch while its schoolchildren are being sent to the hospital so long as state agencies do not remedy the problem".

About 6,000 Chinese schoolchildren have been sent home amid fears for the safety of buildings near the site of an explosion on Tuesday, state media says.

In Boston this fall, some 300 African-American schoolchildren are to be sent home with swabs to gather DNA samples from inside the mouths of their family members, part of a nascent project that a local molecular biologist hopes to extend to North Carolina and other sites with longstanding African-American populations.