schoolyard in A Sentence

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    Just in the Schoolyard, here.

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    Video filmed by a schoolmate showing the boy hugging and kissing the girl in the Schoolyard was used as evidence.

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    Children must understand that the same social interaction rules apply, whether in the Schoolyard or on a social networking website.

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    I still hear the negative things people used to call me in the Schoolyard and I still see that girl.

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    We will one day see those again who have“fallen asleep in Christ”(v. 18)- grandparents and parents, friends and neighbors, or perhaps even old Schoolyard crushes.

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    Knees tend to suffer from them the most, but they can also appear on the hands(when a child falls off a bike or in the Schoolyard).

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    Linda Lewis appears in the song's video, with Cat Stevens singing to her, as they portray former schoolmates, singing to each other on a Schoolyard merry-go-round.

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    There are the Schoolyard bullies who rule the recess, lunchroom and hallway dynamics, shoving meek boys into lockers or roughing them up for no good reason.

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    Others, like Edible Schoolyard founder Alice Waters, argue that experience in the garden can have a transformative impact on a child's worldview, making sustainability“the lens through which they see the world.”.

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    What has always been a Schoolyard problem(especially for me, as a small and bookish child) has crossed over to the office, the factory, the job site, the restaurant, and the retail store.

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    In an era of Schoolyard ball bans and debates about safe tobogganing, have we as a society lost the appropriate balance between keeping children healthy and active and protecting them from serious harm?

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    When big things happen at any scale- in your child's Schoolyard or in a refugee camp on the other side of the world- it is completely natural and normal to be shocked and disturbed by them.

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    A: Even when a child gets strong, positive messages about her body at home, she gets a completely different message in the Schoolyard, in the media and in the cultural air we breathe: that how you look is more important than who you are.

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