Sentence examples for schoolmate at from inspiring English sources

His closest friend and schoolmate at the abbey was Louis Capet, a boy his age.

Ernst Stavro Blofeld, "with lips that suggest contempt, tyranny and cruelty," got his name from a Fleming schoolmate at Eton.

He arranged to marry Lith, a schoolmate at the Kakuma refugee camp, shortly before departing for Atlanta.

If anyone can advise Tomkins on the highs and lows of cross-code life it is Ashton, his former schoolmate at St John Fisher Catholic high school.

A schoolmate at the Jesuit-run Baghdad College, Waiel Hindo, remembered him as "a fighter," and his picture from the leather-bound yearbooks, showing a burly youth with a wry grin wearing a tie too short, says as much.

This was for Jimmie Trimble, a schoolmate at St Albans: a baseball player to his bookish self, Sparta to his Athens, and in every way that "other half" of which Aristophanes spoke in Plato's "Symposium".

The violinist Enrico Polo (1868 1953) had been a schoolmate of AT's at the Parma Conservatory.

Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were children of postwar London and schoolmates at the Wentworth Primary School, in Dartford.

Two of the men, Gerardo Rodríguez Acosta and Diego Cruz Alonso, had also been the girl's schoolmates at Rougier.

The boys, Vasean Alleyne, 11, and Angel Reyes, 12, were schoolmates at the Parsons School, a magnet junior high for performing arts studies in Flushing.

The Coe brothers and Sherman had been schoolmates at James Madison University, where they were part of a fraternity for believers, and tried to model themselves after the early Christians described in the Book of Acts.