School in a sentence

This child had been to the Sunday School- had become pious.

He will see it (if he be an observant man) in the faces and figures of his school- children.

He new modelled the school- divinity, and was therefore called the Angelic Doctor, and Eagle of Divines.

I told him in a loud voice all about my early life and school- days at Montreux; I recounted to him all my adventures, from the fatal meeting with poor Peter Jensen in Singapore, right up to the present; I sang little _chansons_ to him, and among these he had his favourites as well as those he disliked cordially.

You have done with school-" "You-you mean that I am not to go to school any more-that I have got to go through life with the little I have learned?

His ambitions, to lookers-on, may seem narrow and school- boyish, as if he were merely emulous, and eager for a high place in his 'class,' as lectures are called in Scotland.

Which didn't hinder his brother from turning out well.' 'Robert went to a public school-' and there she perceived she was saying something awkward, but Sir John half laughed, and assented.

A man so eminent as the Laureate is the butt of all the miserable minor poets, all the enthusiastic school- girls, all the autograph-hunters, all the begging-letter writers, all the ambitious young tragedians, and all the utterly unheard-of and imaginary relations in Kamschatka or Vancouver's Island with whom the wide world teems.

The school- master smiled when he thought of the result of one investigation in the county by law.

John Burnham had been talking about Mavis and him, and maybe about Marjorie and Gray, and he had a vague desire to see the school- master again.

Her hands trembled, she rose and went to the window, and she did not realize what she was doing until she turned to meet the surprised and curious eyes of one of the larger girls, who, too, could see the passing stranger, and then the young school- mistress flushed violently and turned to her seat.

Concerning boys and girls Mr. Cummings writes: "I must not forget the juvenile readers, school-boys and school- girls, and the children from the stores and offices about town.

The school work had grown so fast that it had become necessary for us to find a successor who was equal to it, and whose sole time could be given to that and the care of the room, which is open only from 3.30 to 6 on school- days, except on Wednesdays, Saturdays and in vacations, when we have all-day hours.

As soon as school opened in September, it occurred to me that almost opposite our school- building there was a day-nursery, the lady in charge of which appeared to be a very earnest worker.

For he certainly made all of us who were above idiocy think and live in thought above the ordinary range of school- boy life.

The diversity of these will be seen from the subjects taught in an average typical elementary school:- _Girls' Department_.-Reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, literature, history, geography, nature study, hygiene, physical training, drawing (including brush-work), needlework (including cutting-out), knitting, scripture.

When the child went to school- a day school, as I understand-Mrs.

I am God's school- child.

I am a very weak, foolish, insufficient personage; sitting on the lowest form in Thy great school- house, which is the whole world; and trying to spell out the mere letters of Thy alphabet, in hope that hereafter I may be able to make out whole words, and whole sentences, of Thy commandments, and having learnt them, do them.

Like my brother fishermen, I grew into the belief that all human erudition was collected in our pedagogue, whose green spectacles and solemn phiz, as he passed to his little school- house, amid a waste of sand, might have gained him a diploma from any college in New England.