1. Nigerian Schoolchildren Blessed for Faithfulness

2. 6 27 schoolchildren were injured in the blast.

3. 18 All the schoolchildren ran about on the playground.

4. “Many schoolchildren seem to be under stress.

5. Every schoolchild knows the basic outline presented in the first two ‘Aliyoth of the parasha.The

6. Schoolchildren may face a variety of other difficulties in school.

7. 21 There is great pressure on schoolchildren to conform.

8. Schoolchildren saw their fathers or brothers off, shouting “banzai!”

9. Less positively, he was surprised by the immaturity of American schoolchildren.

10. 3 The schoolchildren were told to walk in single file.

11. But increasingly, they are Abducting people with neither — like schoolchildren

12. 1 The newsagent is crowded, full of schoolchildren in uniform.

13. Its 000 schoolchildren are 78% white, 13% Hispanic and 1% black.

14. Schoolchildren are quick to gang up on anyone who looks or behaves differently.

15. 2 Schoolchildren are quick to gang up on anyone who looks or behaves differently.

16. Will we live to see it?’ —A class of fifth-grade schoolchildren

17. Communities set up clinics to deliver free gamma globulin shots to schoolchildren.

18. 10 The film chronicles the everyday doings of a group of London schoolchildren.

19. Many schoolchildren have difficulty understanding the complex formulas of maths, especially calculus, algebra and geometry.

20. Without a full explanation, some Bible accounts may be too difficult for schoolchildren to understand.

21. Suddenly a howling mob of schoolchildren appeared, hurling stones and clumps of clay.

22. But local schoolchildren scattered corn on the frozen streams, and the birds survived.

23. Noun a cabinet made of Birch In those days, schoolchildren got the Birch when they misbehaved

24. What a relief it will be to millions of schoolchildren to know you survived.

25. Schoolchildren and third-shift workers can generally devote late afternoons to the preaching work.

26. But that didn't stop a sea lion from joining schoolchildren on a walk - a - thon.

27. Schoolchildren could spend days or weeks drilling for athletic and balletic displays in his honour.

28. It was midmorning, when a howling mob of schoolchildren targeted us, hurling stones and clumps of clay.

29. In 1988 the cruise ship Jupiter sank off the coast of Athens, with a party of schoolchildren aboard.

30. To educate schoolchildren about the importance of honeyBees, the Sweet Virginia Foundation is using a combination

31. 11 The Place des Lices resounds with the laughter of schoolchildren on their way to a nearby outdoor centre.

32. They were watched by a straggle of housewives and schoolchildren, and a photographer from the local paper.

33. The Government is working with a wide range of groups to develop training packages for adults and schoolchildren .

34. It follows last April's evacuation of Kirkby swimming pool after scores of schoolchildren were overcome by noxious fumes.

35. The summers clog the maquila job market with schoolchildren from the south trying to earn cash for fall school supplies.

36. Busing of schoolchildren for the purpose of achieving racial integration was used by several Ohio school systems in the late twentieth century

37. Banding definition: the practice of grouping schoolchildren according to ability to ensure a balanced intake Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

38. In recent years, Witness schoolchildren in Rwanda have faced expulsion because of their refusal to support religious or patriotic activities in schools.

39. TV images showed survivors staggering around in a daze , with skin peeling off their faces and arms , and schoolchildren running in all directions .

40. Historical recollection of anthropometric data from schoolchildren attending summer camps from 1887 to 1934 in Spain: Interpretations and comparison with Coetaneous and modern references

41. This is to appeal to the 'inspiring' qualities of the work, and argue that it will leave schoolchildren gobsmacked and infused with a passion for science.

42. As nouns the difference between Bussing and busing is that Bussing is while busing is the transportation of schoolchildren, by bus, to schools

43. [citation needed] Forms that required listing of "Ancestral home" (籍貫) included school handbooks to be signed by the parents of schoolchildren.

44. Arecibo Observatory Staff Receives Letters of Support and Encouragement from Schoolchildren in Florida Inspiring the Future of Space Exploration New Research on Photocatalysts for Clean Energy and Clean Waters CARLA Instrument Container Arrives at Arecibo Observatory

45. Which business hero had an idea to transform an area near a school into a garden, and in the process, to teach local schoolchildren about food and agriculture and reacquaint them with the land?

46. Schoolchildren wear poppies as they take part in an Armistice Day ceremony marking the 92nd anniversary of the end of World War One, at the Siege Memorial in Valletta, Malta on November 20

47. Schoolchildren in the Bosnian village of Jezero waited with great excitement for an attempt by NASA on Thursday to land on an ancient lake bed on Mars which is named after their tiny hometown

48. In order to raise legal awareness among students, guidelines on the upbringing of schoolchildren and on the ethical, spiritual and moral education of young people have been prepared and a new subject, “Adep sabagy” (Moral Education) has been introduced

49. Balletic From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Balletic bal‧let‧ic / bəˈletɪk / adjective movements that are Balletic are graceful like the movements in ballet a Balletic leap Examples from the Corpus Balletic • Schoolchildren could spend days or weeks drilling for athletic and Balletic …

50. Aquino and his fellow respondents ' Anomalously and illegally funded and procured the Dengvaxia vaccine and used 830,000 schoolchildren as 'guinea pigs' just to bolster the candidacy of Liberal Party presidential bet 'Mar Roxas [II] and of other candidates of the party,' they alleged.

51. Schoolchildren practice earthquake drills, the military rehearse helicopter rescue missions, and fire departments bring out their earthquake-simulation machines, in which volunteers practice their survival skills inside a room-sized box that shakes and shudders just like the real thing.

52. The title for this review is what schoolchildren in Francophone Africa -- and elsewhere in France's far-flung emmpire -- would recite until recently, the product of what the author of this book has titled France's self-imposed mission civilisatrice or "mission to Civilize."

53. Con‧form /kənˈfɔːm $ -ɔːrm/ ●○○ AWL verb [ intransitive] 1 to behave in the way that most other people in your group or society behave → Conformist the pressure on schoolchildren to Conform Conform to/with people who do not Conform to traditional standards of behaviour 2