Sentence examples for schoolchildren which from inspiring English sources

Judi Dench has revealed a phobia of groups of schoolchildren, which made shooting her Oscar-nominated role in 2006 drama Notes on a Scandal a challenging experience.

They cite the examples of pencils for schoolchildren, which were banned lest their leads be turned into weapons, and ambulances, whose delivery was delayed for fear the army might appropriate them.

In concerts, Mr. Masekela discussed the meaning of songs such as "Stimela (Coal Train)," about displaced workers in Johannesburg, and "Soweto Blues," about a 1976 massacre of black schoolchildren, which he often performed with Makeba.

We went on the hunt to find cheap, free and affordable UK holiday schemes for schoolchildren, which at the time of writing still had places left for this summer.

In the last week of the race, the Blount campaign ran a radio advertisement using an edited recording of Mr. Sparkman that made him appear to support forced busing of schoolchildren, which he opposed.

In his own remarks, Mr. Bush dwelled longest on the topic of improving education for American schoolchildren, which he said would be his top priority in the White House.

Every year the German Mathematical Society runs an online puzzle advent calendar for schoolchildren in which a new puzzle appears every day from 1 to 24 December.

And it is not just those soon to go to university: Aimhigher worked with younger schoolchildren too, which is very important.

They play a game of American football with the local schoolchildren in which Dr Navqi throws the pass for the winning touchdown made by Ali.

Consider, for example, the 'two-slit' experiment familiar to countless schoolchildren, in which there is overlap of coherent waves (waves with a time-independent phase relationship) emanating from two point sources or slits.

The director needed a tranquil and secluded village (those farmers, fishermen and sweetly singing schoolchildren) on which he could let loose his flights of murderous birds; a place so seemingly safe and snug that it cried out to be violently disturbed.