Sentence examples for an array of children from inspiring English sources

The parents, a Jewish couple, adopted an array of children, most with physical or mental challenges.

"It's often a funnel situation… The abuser has an array of children (aged 6 to 18) in their orbit, but they don't abuse all of them.

The final spread shows an array of children sprawled out on a fresh lawn, arms spread wide, eyes closed –- in a posture that, in less enlightened times, would look just like daydreaming.

At Stevenson, from South Africa, Meschac Gaba shows an array of children's clothes, all embroidered with volatile French words: Kalachnikov.

Imagine an array of children's films and videos with plenty of folk tales (but no Disney), lots of Japanese animation (but no Pokemon) and many science-fiction quests (but no "Star Wars" sequels or prequels).

Customers can browse among well-stocked aisles laden with wood stencils, craft sticks and clothespins, alphabet letters, ribbons and an array of children's craft kits, glitter, and stickers.

The bill has come under fierce attack from Head Start parents and providers around the country and from an array of child welfare organizations.

The bill, formally called the School Readiness Act, has attracted broad opposition from Head Start providers around the country and from an array of child welfare organizations, who describe it as a block grant program that will open the way for dismantling the popular day care program.

These days, Best Companies feature an array of child care benefits -- from sick-child and backup care to business travel reimbursements, summer camps and, yes, daily child care -- because they know how important these are to working parents.

There are an array of child health interventions in which CHWs partake, including health promotion, disease prevention and more complex interventions such as prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission [ 7].

Third, we employed hierarchical regression models to explore the association of caregiver perceptions of connection or fit with children they care for with measures of behavioral problems and children's' experience of placement change controlling for an array of child case characteristics.