Sentence examples for schoolmates I from inspiring English sources

I may have thought of myself as Jean-Paul Sartre, but in the eyes of my anti-American schoolmates I was, and always would be, Merle Haggard.

Like my non-Jewish schoolmates I thrilled to World War II accounts like "PT 109," or of the leatherneck marines of Guadalcanal.

"I told my schoolmates I had a marvellous family, and I pretended I was Wonderwoman".

In his first encounter, he swallowed hard and walked up to a schoolmate: "I was like, 'Um, do you know where class is?'" After several months, he realized they weren't poisonous snakes after all.

As someone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, I have memories of my schoolmates and I gathered on a designated day of the week in the auditorium, wearing our crisp, white blouses and shirts to attend the assembly.

I felt like I was eleven years old again and Odysseus was a naughty schoolmate whom I'd decided I was going to stand by even if it meant being punished along with him.

There is, of course, the unfathomable effect of Dunblane, and his proximity to the 1996 massacre – he was barricaded in the headmaster's study when Thomas Hamilton was shooting his schoolmates – but I've been warned by his PR man that he will close down the interview if I ask about it.

Needless to say, the word "privileged" was an accurate description of many of my schoolmates and I.

As proud members of the Lansdowne Friends fifth grade, my schoolmates and I practice the words of Psalm 19 after lunch every day for a week.

A decade later, when we were looking at old school photographs, he still recognized literally hundreds of our schoolmates, while I could not identify a single one.

My own shoeboxes of curling, yellowing snapshots derive their fascination almost entirely from my personal connections with the depicted matter — grandparents and parents, cousins and schoolmates, houses I once lived in, vistas and furniture lifted from my private temps perdu.