Sentence examples for whose pupils from inspiring English sources

Building a community in a school whose pupils speak 55 different languages has not been easy.

England came 25th in maths and Scotland (whose pupils were tested separately) came 29th.

Can a man whose pupils include the winners of 26 Academy Awards be wrong?

Drawing on academic research, he found that the schools that fail are the ones whose pupils are overwhelmingly poor.

One such was Wellington Street, my chambers in Covent Garden – a fee-sharing co-operative whose pupils were paid from the start.

We don't need this," complained a local resident to newly appointed headmaster Mr Mitchell, whose pupils have just pelted her with snowballs.

In 1846 Baudelaire wrote, "The position that he wants to create for himself between Ingres, whose pupil he is, and Delacroix, whom he is seeking to pilfer, creates a feeling of equivocation in the public mind, and is embarrassing for him personally".

In 1846 Baudelaire wrote of Chassériau, "The position that he wants to create for himself between Ingres, whose pupil he is, and Delacroix, whom he is seeking to pilfer, creates a feeling of equivocation in the public mind, and is embarrassing for him personally".

Independently of the sensing region used to estimate the complete wavefront, the retinal images were always obtained through the 6.4 mm pupil, except for subject D whose pupil was not big enough to fill the maximum aperture.

It's hard to describe Hatoful Boyfriend to a stranger without getting odd looks: you play a (human) student at a school whose other pupils are all birds.

The "Special Interest Group of Municipal Authorities", led by Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, wants the formulas changed to provide extra money to boroughs whose school pupils do badly in exams.