Sentence examples for that the classmate from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the DeJesus family learned that the classmate, Arlene Castro, is also the daughter of the Cleveland man accused of kidnapping Ms. DeJesus and hiding her and two other women in his basement for years.

It is not exactly news to business students that networking counts for a great deal; and from that knowledge it is easy to worry that the classmate who shelled out for the ski trip with the son of an investment banker has gained an advantage.

In the final days of the campaign, a gay high school classmate of Wardlow's also accused the candidate of bullying him when they were teenagers to such a degree that the classmate attempted suicide.

As a child, Estianty often fought with her classmates; in an interview with the weekly entertainment magazine Tabloid Nova, she recalled that, while at Yohanes Gabriel Catholic Elementary School in Surabaya, she once hit a classmate with an object so hard that the classmate began to bleed profusely.

It is likely that the classmates gave a more complete and accurate picture than parents or gender-referred children themselves do, especially because the classmates were unaware of the true nature of the study.

It could be true that the classmates and peers could have identified such behaviours but were not sure what it meant due lack of knowledge of warning signs for suicidal behaviour.

This makes that the classmates of the gender dysphoric children were familiar with them for such a long time that personal experiences with the child might have overridden more general expectations, beliefs, and negative attitudes regarding gender variance (Martin, Fabes, Evans, & Wyman, 1999).

Results from a fourth interview by a new examiner revealed that the combination of suggestive interviews and peer exposure led to claims of witnessing the target activities by the classmate group that were comparable to the children who actually did witness these activities.

The police say that Mr. Alexander killed the classmate, Max Kolb, after he refused Mr. Alexander's sexual advances at a motel.

Mr. Holmes, a neuroscience student who had been in his first year at the University of Colorado, Denver, had those conversations in March, prosecutors said, reportedly telling the classmate that he would kill people "when his life was over".

It is possible that the even though the classmate controls were not immediately exposed to the disaster, they still considered themselves to be affected by the Chornobyl accident and thus were motivated to participate in the follow-up study.