Sentence examples for the yearbooks from inspiring English sources
noun
A reference book, published annually
"I was looking through the yearbooks of Chengchi University, because I wanted to find your photograph".
To that effect, in some districts student involvement is being lessened in producing the yearbooks.
The yearbooks (there are three) contain curated highlights from the website.
In other districts, officials are reducing the risk of objectionable material by making sure the yearbooks are far less flashy.
The yearbooks from West Orange High School mention Charles just once, on the Italian club roster, but he is not in the club photo.
He had no extracurricular activities, Mr. McCoy said, and his picture did not appear in the yearbooks for 1988 or 1989, the year he graduated.
"Delights in the unexpected," the yearbook said.
Wasn't his name even listed incorrectly in the yearbook?
The album part of the yearbook was called"The Cast".
The yearbook theme that year was the movies.
He stood up, with the yearbook tucked under his arm.
