The lesson being over, children ran out into the hall.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The children ran toward the classroom.

Toward the classroom ran the children.

The lesson being over, children ran out into the hall.

As the lessons were over, the children went home.

I carried my outraged feelings into the class.

They trickled into [out of] the classroom.

As soon as the school bell rang, the students left the classroom.

I caught sight of the boy escaping from the classroom.

As soon as the lesson was over, they rushed out of the room.

cut up in class

The frightened children bunched together in the corner of the classroom

He lingered in the classroom after school was over.

When I returned to the classroom, it was cleaned very well.

There were few children in the classroom.

There barely were children in the classroom.

He ran into the classroom.

She was standing in the front of the classroom.

The class being over, the students left quickly.

Some boys came into the classroom.

He slipped out of the classroom.

The classroom was full of pupils.

The students trooped into the auditorium.

The students filed into the classroom

The students assembled in the classroom.

Some boys came into the classroom.

The children are enjoying their naginata class.

It was ordered that the classroom be put in order.

We've finished cleaning our classroom.

We've finished cleaning the classroom.

I took a back‐row seat in the classroom so as not to be picked on (to answer the teacher's questions).