A question in the AQA Biology exam reportedly asked pupils to define an "independent company", prompting streams of children to complain about the exam on social media.
Streams of children walking, unattended, several kilometers to and from school — with the older ones minding the younger ones at times — are a classic morning sight across the continent.
The first five floors of the 76-story tower house the new Public School 397, the entrance of which is on the east side of the building, separated from the residents' entrance on the west, so the streams of children arriving and lawyers and bankers leaving for work do not have to cross.
A stream of children, foster children and grandchildren pass through post-school, kiss her cheek, then stampede upstairs.
Kacy and Weston were part of a stream of children visiting the in-school clinic, run by Open Door Family Medical Centers, which provides health and dental care for a population of children who are frequently uninsured and underserved.
As the second half of the book progresses, though, especially after a man attempts to cut in line in front of him at the ATM, he dives into longer and longer passages of pure description: the stench of the marigolds a janitor/priest wraps around his neck, the monkeys that disruptively run past, the endless stream of children asking for "school pen, school pen".
— For more than a week, prosecutors and the witnesses they called depicted life inside the Sanduskys' house at 130 Grandview Road in State College, Pa., not as the warm refuge for a stream of children that the outside world saw, but as a place of horrors where Jerry Sandusky sexually abused one young boy after another.
The lions, each weighing about 900 pounds, sprawled lazily on stone pedestals in the late afternoon sun on Wednesday, their eyelids closed to the busy stream of children and stroller-pushing mothers passing between them every few minutes to go in and out of the New York Public Library branch in Riverdale.
Golden scissors will cut through the continuous stream of children.
On the border with Ghana, formed by the Tano River which divides the two countries, volunteers check and immunize a steady stream of children in sweltering heat and humidity.
Sunrise in Gulu lights up a refreshed stream of children heading in the opposite direction from their shelters, to home and school.
