Utiliser "pupil" dans une phrase

1. She is the older pupil that the other students looks up to

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2. Zitteraal takes out his penlight, opens one of John’s eyes, watches as the pupil contracts immediately when he shines the light into John’s eye

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3. become our pupil until you have heard all that we have to teach

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4. What amazes Billy is that she knows she is a star pupil but has never allowed herself to become pompous or overbearing

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5. The house had been converted into a school for girls and, as part of the deal, I became a pupil of the school

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6. They were focused on hers and the black in his pupil was that of a cave

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7. She's a pupil of Master Brice, as is the boy," she flicked her eyes to the corner where a chair had been stowed away and in it sat a young red-haired boy, his arms crossed as he sat there snarling at the wall

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8. consequently, those of all great proprietors into the hands of the king, who was charged with the maintenance and education of the pupil, and who, from his authority as guardian, was supposed to have a right of disposing of him in marriage, provided it was in a manner not unsuitable to his rank

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9. Martin knew Jorge would help his star pupil locate Maria because he would realize the threat the defection of Kurt Sloan might mean to the Republic and to his friend, the President

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10. The following days he paid attention even to the seemingly irrelevant math of a pre-college pupil

11. Now that the Captain and his pupil had gone we settled down to eat our rations because it was now dinner time

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12. That was their usual relationship, teacher and pupil, father and son

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13. Greek philosopher, pupil of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle

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14. “I promise to be a dutiful pupil, Terese Silverblade, former ghost of the Heroes of Will

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15. finally went, that this bad man, vexed at having a pupil so poorly

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16. Where else have you seen graduates work for less than the minimum wage (it is not regulated and the pay vary in the extreme) because they are forced by law to do so? Advocates doing their version of articles called pupil ship is not paid even one cent but they are expected to entertain and pay membership fees towards the bar council for the privilege to be treated like a slave

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17. One beady black pupil gleamed at Russell, the other stared into the pupil of his alien neighbour, and rising from a spot above either eye, antennae swayed and twitched

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18. If she was in a good mood, her granite expression had fewer sharp edges than usual and ten minutes before the end of French period she would suddenly bark, “Un!” That was the signal for an oral game of counting that rocketed along the rows, starting from the pupil at whom she nodded her head

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19. The injury that gave her the scar also damaged her eye—her pupil is so dilated it overwhelms her iris, and her left eye doesn’t move with the right one as she scans the Amity in front of her

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20. I wondered if my friend was still trying to understand what was going on inside the boy, and accepted my new pupil for the late Thursday afternoon slot

21. For fifty-five minutes at a time, I was alone with my pupil

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22. The following Tuesday the doctor announced that I had a new pupil for the late Thursday afternoon slot

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23. Hazard found him an unsatisfactory pupil that day

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24. Plato’s most famous pupil was Aristotle, who in turn would found his own school in

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25. Gerald Meredith is the cleverest pupil in the Glen school, and Mr

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26. writing to each individual pupil he would write a journal for the school

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27. Not one pupil

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28. What each pupil didn’t know was that his will had already

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29. “Education develops in the body and soul of the pupil, all the beauty and all the

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30. His other friend was Mike Osman, an ex-public school pupil who had become quite a master at fencing and would prance around offering up a challenge to anyone when he wasn’t medicated

31. said I was the worst pupil she had ever had

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32. Roy had a special way of teaching that, but it was hard to be a willing pupil sometimes

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33. She is still my star pupil

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34. He has been a good pupil but, more than that, he and I have found friendship together

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35. I wanted to become an involved pupil

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36. One pupil answered: It’s the past tense of course

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37. Do you want to be a pupil at the center of some vision you ultimately have no control over? You do what you do, but what you see, what you process, can you process, can you do it fast enough? There are plenty of those better than you, but they’re nothing like you

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38. I didn't want a pupil to teach about life and sex

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39. A further denunciation of Jarek was then offered by Irma Medlar who related the abuse and insults she had been subjected to by both Schwartz and one of his loathsome pupil acolytes when Jarek broke his promise of marriage to Bindi

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40. It did seem a bit strange now he had time to think about it, that he’d made a friend of a sixteen year old ex pupil

41. Each pupil competes against himself by trying to improve against previous performances

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42. If anyone found out what I was doing to a pupil I‘d be in prison getting raped

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43. And how can these cravings be removed?” Tathagata queried another pupil

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44. A pity he was a pupil

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45. Nor,’ he continued, lip curled in distaste, ‘do I think it seemly for a teacher and his pupil to indulge in such close physical contact

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46. An envelope, embossed with the school crest and addressed to his parents, was handed to Robert by a pupil messenger during the last period

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47. ‘New pupil this term

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48. Are we ready for the papers to splash, Gay teacher and pupil lover accuse fellow student of attempted murder?

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49. There is a lady, evidently a pupil,

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50. work, except when it happens that we have to deal with a pupil belonging to

51. By temporarily occupying the body of a pupil, the Adept avoids these

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52. He has done what He wishes, He steps out of the body, and the pupil, who

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53. We can readily imagine in what way this will affect the pupil who is so

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54. In all cases, a pupil is naturally eager to have the honour of giving up his body to his Master; but

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55. some of Their energy on a pupil unless They have evidence that in a

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56. In writing of the progress of the pupil, Madame Blavatsky advises strongly

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57. Other books also there are which the pupil

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58. Having these books before him the pupil is left in no doubt as to what he

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59. usually be supposed by students of Oriental literature, that the pupil must

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60. Vaselly would understand because he also had befriended a pupil

61. prejudicially affected by an unworthy pupil, but because the Teacher has a

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62. by the Teacher for the sake of the pupil

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63. confer any power-- whether psychic, mental or physical-- on their pupils, they take upon themselves all the sins of that pupil, in connection with the

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64. initiation makes the pupil a Master and responsible in his turn

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65. necessary to the security of both Master and pupil

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66. So long as the pupil is too ignorant to be sure of his vision and powers of discrimination, is it not natural that it is the guide who should be responsible for the sins of him whom He has led

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67. who becomes a pupil of a Master can therefore do much more good, but he

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68. If the thought of the pupil should

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69. When He thinks of a man as a possible pupil, He usually asks one who is

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70. few words of advice, tells the new pupil what will be expected of him, and

71. image, that He will admit the pupil into near relation with Himself

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72. When the pupil is accepted he must be drawn into a unity with his Master

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73. But a relation so intimate as this cannot act in one direction only; if among the vibrations of the pupil there are some which would cause disturbance in the astral and mental bodies of the

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74. prospective pupil would have to wait until he had rid himself of those

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75. draw the pupil nearer to Him

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76. If a pupil on probation does something unusually good, for the moment the

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77. It will be seen, then, that the link of the pupil on probation with his Master is chiefly one of observation and perhaps occasional use of the pupil

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78. forget that it is the ego who is initiated, the ego who is taken as a pupil

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79. “Then I take you as my pupil on probation, and I hope that you will soon

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80. who thinks thus forgets that it is of the essence of the life of the pupil that he shall lay aside all this complexity, that he shall, as the Master put it, “come

81. cross-currents, in which the weak fail and sink; but the pupil of the Master

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82. If the pupil who has been put on probation could see while awake in

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83. Yet in all good work the pupil must always think of the benefit that will

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84. If the pupil could live the perfect life, he would

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85. The pupil should watch the manner of his speech, as well as its matter, so

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86. probationary and accepted, by the presence of an older pupil of the Masters

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87. THOUGH the acceptance of the pupil by the Master produces so great a

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88. He drew each in turn into His aura, so that for a few moments the pupil

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89. In approaching the physical body of the Master, the pupil advances into that

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90. the aura of the pupil, it is really the central heart of fire which so expands and includes him, for all through the ceremony of acceptance he is already far

91. are one, and not only does the Master' s aura affect that of the pupil as

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92. The inexpressible union of the pupil with the Master which begins during the

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93. ceremony of acceptance is a permanent thing, and after that, though the pupil

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94. meditation upon his Guru, and ardent aspiration towards Him, the pupil has

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95. effect is as though He were watching the pupil and thinking of no one else,

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96. allowing a constant flow between His vehicles and those of His pupil

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97. The accepted pupil thus becomes an outpost of the Master' s consciousness--

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98. What the pupil has experienced with reference to

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