Sentence examples for any orphans from inspiring English sources

"In all countries where you have a big HIV/AIDS epidemic, at first you don't see any orphans at all, as they are absorbed by the traditional systems.

"We could not identify any orphan who received anything," said Kassim Mambo, a spokesman for the control council.

Google's book settlement gives it a blanket right to display the text of any orphan work (unclaimed books still under copyright), and to sell digital copies of such works.

"I've heard of it happening, but never seen it myself," the doctor at a walk-in clinic would later tell me, after confirming that I was not harbouring any orphan larvae.

"I've heard of it happening, but never seen it myself," the doctor at a walk-in clinic would later tell me, after confirming that I was not harboring any orphan larvae.

She is our child now, not a refugee or a victim, not an orphan any longer.

With this in mind they proposed an information blackout on any and all "orphaned" Inland Niger Delta objects, meaning any that had not been scientifically excavated — most of those in circulation.

According to nearly every published dictionary, the definition of an orphan is any child who has lost one or both parents.

Heti isn't an orphan in any literal sense — both her parents are still alive — and there is something bratty about publicly stamping her foot and declaring her need for attention.

In our survey, we have not recorded any AIDS orphan who has become a street child.

Any widows or orphans who bought those bonds now find themselves in an unhappy position.