Sentence examples for young pupil from inspiring English sources
The young pupil was forever stepping on their toes unwittingly.
Another young pupil named Anthony - clearly a fan of Superman - was punished also.
In Leighton's picture, Cimabue, dressed in white and wearing a laurel wreath, holds the hand of his young pupil, Giotto.
Dr. Wagner, who did not leave the Georgenhof with Peter, finds his young pupil on the road.
A seemingly ham-handed young pupil, he studied under Thomas Hart Benton, a leader of the American regionalist school, derided by Gorky as "poor art for poor people".
Mr Lawrence was a victim of this culture – one who stood against it, and attempted to protect a young pupil from what was going on in our streets.
Yet, astonishingly, her young pupils adore her.
The photographs capture children, from young pupils to teenagers, momentarily diverted from their activities.
Ms. Johnson told her young pupils how to tell stories through movement.
One day she notices something curious about one of her young pupils.
"They're like sponges," said Mary Lynn Pearlman, a kindergarten teacher here, speaking of her young pupils.
