| Frighteningly, any passing schoolchild or commuter could have been a casualty in any of those incidents. |
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| He is more focused on persuading the millionth schoolchild to pick up a cricket bat. |
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| The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda. |
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| Hopefully, no unsuspecting schoolchild will be expected to read the report out loud as it is a hotbed of alliteration and tongue-twisters. |
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| Many a schoolchild has been lulled to sleep by the droning voices at the Comédie-Française. |
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| Instead, we took the further step of providing each schoolchild with a rugged, power-efficient laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity. |
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| I also maintain that no schoolchild should be deprived of education in the official language of the state. |
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| Finally, Amendments Nos 8 and 9 are intended to make it clear that the aid will be paid for a fixed quantity of milk per schoolchild per day. |
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| Special schooling allowance: this has increased from DA 2,000 to DA 3,000 for each schoolchild from a low-income family. |
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| The curiosity that drives this field of research is the same as that felt by any schoolchild with a magnifying glass: What are things made up of? |
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| If we can achieve all this, then we will surely manage to give every schoolchild in the European Union access to the Internet. |
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| It happened when I was still very young: Even as a schoolchild I took an interest in rallies, and the Dakar was naturally one of them. |
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| At most we know if they are a man or a woman, a local or a visitor, a schoolchild or a retiree. |
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| Every schoolchild knew it, because every American history book had it. |
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| Like the schoolchild who gets caught cheating on the exam, the minister was really reminiscent of a child who has an answer for everything except for the fact that he got cheating on the exam. |
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| Recently, a bomb had been found in the satchel of a schoolchild. |
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| A schoolchild was standing at a pedestrian crossing. |
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| Every Canadian schoolchild has heard about the dozens of words in Inuktitut, Inuinnaqtun, and other Inuit dialects for ice and snow, which were crucial for survival during the centuries before technology. |
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| I remember as a six-year-old schoolchild being sent to collect a Hungarian refugee child who was to join my class at my school in Gloucestershire, on his first day. |
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| The education system has a responsibility to protect the human rights of each one of its members, from the highest-placed official down to the lowliest employee or the youngest schoolchild. |
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| Not every schoolchild goes home to a safe, secure, and stable environment. |
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