Sentence examples for their schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

As part of the program this year, states chose one book for their schoolchildren to read.

The Germans like us so much their schoolchildren now learn English by singing along to a jolly song about Weston-super-Mare.

If you rank the countries of the world in terms of the academic performance of their schoolchildren, the U.S. is just below average, half a standard deviation below a clump of relatively high-performing countries like Canada and Belgium.

With such lessons being offered here, let's hope that if contemporary Islamic institutions ever want to teach their schoolchildren about the many scientific contributions of the West, they will not choose these exhibitions as models, but follow more antique examples.

But none of this will help unless China, Japan and Korea find ways to put their awful history behind them where it now belongs (a reformed shrine to Japan's war-dead would help too), stop teaching their schoolchildren to loathe one another, and look instead to Asia's future.

The folks down in Huntington are contractually barred from talking, but have apparently hinted to the LAUSD that it may need to watch its bottom line.Anybody can show up and make beautiful Caesar salads, says Mr Alaniz, but Mr Oliver must prove that he can cook good food for their schoolchildren on a budget of 77 cents a serving, buying all his ingredients from approved vendors.

BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA — If nationalists in Slovakia have their way, schoolchildren will soon be forced, each Monday at 8 a.m., to listen to the national anthem blaring out from loudspeakers across this small Central European nation.

Results from cross-sectional and longitudinal studies 12 15 over the past decade illustrate that parents play a major role in the development of health behaviours such as PA and screen-time behaviour of their primary schoolchildren.

And many museums and other organizations are staying open late or adding days to their schedules to keep schoolchildren entertained during their holiday break.

Then there are people like Kevin Cottrell and Robert Vetter, who offer their tours to schoolchildren as well as adults.

Mr. Ellis and his younger sister Hortense got their start as schoolchildren competing on Kingston talent shows like "Vere John's Opportunity Hour".