schoolchild
Origin of schoolchild
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How to use schoolchild in a sentence
Crowds of schoolchildren and parents dressed for the occasion poured into a concert hall in the afternoon.
Pretending and imaginative play also flourish, and imaginary friends are common companions to young schoolchildren.
Diagnosing Jane, Louis C.K.’s Troubled Daughter on ‘Louie’ Who Can’t Separate Dreams From Reality | Russell Saunders | May 15, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBut in practice what that means is a savage crusade against all schoolchildren, boys and girls, and on their teachers.
For the Peres meeting, Israeli schoolchildren waved Israeli and American flags and sang a Hebrew song about achieving peace.
Obama and Netanyahu Make Peace During President’s First Israel Visit | Eli Lake | March 20, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTWith tinted window panes and curtains, the bus was used to ferry schoolchildren and office-goers.
Addison's "Cato" was to be spouted in public by the schoolchildren.
Washington Irving | Henry W. BoyntonIt is painfully evident that many schoolchildren dislike the study of history.
American Inventions and Inventors | William A. MowryOur first visit was to the little schoolchildren, thirty-four in number, who sang very nicely.
A Voyage in the 'Sunbeam' | Annie Allnut BrasseyFrom the racecourse we drove to the Oval, where 15,000 schoolchildren were to be feasted in celebration of the Jubilee.
The Last Voyage | Lady (Annie Allnutt) BrasseyIt would make it so much easier to know what attitude to adopt to the schoolchildren who cheer him as he marches past.
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