Sentence examples for the schoolchild from inspiring English sources
noun
A young person attending school or of an age to attend school.
There are online resources available for the scholar and the schoolchild.
In my view, the complaining atheist has no "standing" to bring the case in the first place on behalf of the schoolchild.
Ask anyone here – from the schoolchild at Ojago primary school to workers at the local health centre – and water is mentioned as a huge challenge.
Other primates do not try simultaneously to nurse the baby, corral the toddler, help the schoolchild with her homework, and be the breadwinner for the whole family.
The schoolchild is at that critical juncture where indoctrination intensifies, where pedagogy shades into penality, but the child nevertheless possesses unconquered territories of freedom and feeling whose topography Walser's sentences describe so beautifully even as they disappear.
Analyses was done using STATA version 10 to adjust for cluster sampling, marking the strata as the locality and the sampling unit as the school and the unit of analysis being the schoolchild.
A wide variation was evident in neck strength across the range of the schoolchild-playing population, with a surprisingly large number of senior players demonstrating the same mean strength as the 12-year-old mean value.
Data from the spinal injuries unit in Glasgow suggests an alarming spike in the rates of -catastrophic spinal injury in the Scottish schoolchild rugby playing population.
The average schoolchild can hardly write, one author has recently warned.
Even the smallest schoolchild can lisp: "I think that I shall never see / A poem lovely as a tree".
Click here Harvey Weinstein's YA (young adult) adaptation, based on the revered schoolchild staple by Lois Lowry, opened at number five on $12.8m, which cannot have pleased the studios' combustible chief.
