Sentence examples for the classmates of from inspiring English sources

When he saw the outrage among Floridians after the Parkland shooting, which was articulated and converted into demands for action by the classmates of the dead, he knew that he had to do something, even if it irked the N.R.A.

While this might partly be true, the classmates of the killers in these incidents have mentioned less abstruse causes: ostracism in several cases, a love triangle in another and friction at home in still another.

The classmates of an 18-year-old suspect in the Paris shooting, that occurred yesterday afternoon at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine, have protested his innocence by saying that he was in class at the time of the incident in which 12 people were murdered.

A second third of the children were the classmates of those in the first group, but did not witness the target activities.

The remaining children were not the classmates of those who witnessed the target activities, nor did they witness the target activities themselves, and thus served to provide a baseline against which to assess the effects of peer contact.

And orange is the color the classmates of high school student and majorette Hadiya Pendleton chose to commemorate her life.

During the Vietnam War, she tells us, a high school classmate couldn't look at her because she reminded the classmate of the war that had killed her brother.

Rock's insistence on stasis stands in stark contrast to the galvanizing and tremendously moving activism that has come, with an impressive, hopeful poise, from several of the young classmates of the dead.

Fashion is a fervent preoccupation among the competitive classmates of "Gossip Girl".

Interestingly, bullies cared only about the approval of classmates of the same sex.

Earlier this year, the Boston Globe quoted classmates of the brother of former President George W Bush, alleging that he "smoked a notable amount of pot" while studying there.