Sentence examples for stream of schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

And the memorial lets him catch his breath from his rapidly rotating shifts throughout the historical district — 30 minutes at the Liberty Bell, then tours of Independence Hall, then an hour at the Second Bank of the United States — all the while fielding questions from an unending stream of schoolchildren.

There is just enough space between the ditch and the wall for a steady stream of schoolchildren and commuters to squeeze past and make a dash for their bus.Boarding buses in Delhi is often an athletic event, worthy of inclusion in the Commonwealth games, which the city is preparing to host in 2010.

The most interesting things about these vendors is not the variety of their wares, but the stream of schoolchildren disappearing in and out of mysterious doors in the back of the stores.

On weekdays, a steady stream of uniformed schoolchildren fill Kuhonbutsu's tiny train station.

IT'S a Thursday afternoon and a steady stream of elementary schoolchildren troops into the community room of the Huguenot Children's Library here.

ON THE SCREEN -- English: A stream of images of schoolchildren, interspersed with Mr. Pataki.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

She writes: There are no leaders here: the thousands of schoolchildren and young people who streamed into Whitehall three hours ago in protest at the government's attacks on further and higher education were working completely off script.

There are no leaders here: the thousands of schoolchildren and young people who streamed into Whitehall three hours ago in protest at the government's attacks on further and higher education were working completely off script.

Tens of thousands of schoolchildren, not to mention tens of thousands of grown-ups, streamed here from all over the Northeast to view Katharine Hepburn as Portia in "The Merchant of Venice" (she was paid $350 a week plus the use of a fisherman's cottage), James Earl Jones as Othello and Christopher Plummer as Iago.

While I was chatting with Michael and Thomas, a group of schoolchildren approached us to ask what the project is about, and a steady stream of drug users checked back in to pick up more magazines.