Chaperones in a sentence

Gave approval to eight chaperones for the sophomore trip to New York City, April 18-20 and eight chaperones for a band trip to Virginia Beach, Va. April 11-14.

When the bus pulled into the parking lot, the students and chaperones received a heartfelt, warm, and moving welcome with signs, applause, and cheers that touched the entire group.

As part of a raft of new safeguarding measures, chaperones have now been put in place for training room rehearsals.

In response to the incidents, the BBC has implemented several changes to the current series of Strictly, including the introduction of chaperones in rehearsals, new welfare workers, and 15 training room observers to monitor rehearsals.

The roughly 250 passengers and their luggage, including around 90 to 100 Canadian teenagers, plus staff and chaperones, required a new weight calibration, resulting in the extra delay when the flight crew’s work hours timed out.

Going public — with chaperones, of course — was a critical step in the courtship process.

The claimants, mostly women, were examined without chaperones between 1968 and 1984 by Bates at his home in Newcastle upon Tyne.

Although the rain remained constant throughout the day, so did the children who visited Trinity to collect their goodies and parade down Vernon Street with their chaperones.

As recently as April 2019, we hosted a busload of 16 youth along with chaperones and we had to lay telephone poles in the ditch to accommodate buses.

Perhaps adult Neanderthals left their children with chaperones while they went off to hunt or work nearby.

Shah is alleged to have flouted NHS guidelines on the use of chaperones during intimate examinations and did not always wear gloves.

The investigators spoke with 43 students, 13 chaperones and a number of third-party witnesses.

He says the bus was carrying about 30 students and adult chaperones back to North Carolina.

Likewise, a malfunction of the TIM chaperones can cause Mohr-Tranebjærg syndrome with neurological deafness and movement disorders.

Peoria Notre Dame High School sent three buses filled with 119 student members of its Teens for Life group as well as 30 adult chaperones to the Jan.

Ten-year-old Patty Nunnallee was among the 24 children killed, and Chuck Kytta, one of the chaperones on the trip, was one of three adults who died.

The students were accompanied by two teacher chaperones from CHS, Lavenna Ware and Dwight Hunter, as well as law enforcement and probations officers from Los Angeles.

Murray et al., p. 36. Although many proteins can fold unassisted, simply through the chemical properties of their amino acids, others require the aid of molecular chaperones to fold into their native states.

Protein chaperones within the cytoplasm of a cell assist a newly synthesised polypeptide to attain its native state.

Three mitochondrial outer membrane receptors are known: TOM20, TOM22 and TOM70 TOM70: Binds to internal targeting peptides and acts as a docking point for cytosolic chaperones.