Sentence examples for child adapted from inspiring English sources

The mother and child adapted.

American author Russell Hoban's 1967 tale of the wanderings of The Mouse and His Child (adapted by Tamsin Oglesby) is at its best in those moments when Paul Hunter's direction gives space to the audience to co-create the magic: moments when effects (Angela Davies's designs) and performances mesh.

Taking apart a computer may seem like an annoyance, but if it was done with tools or widgets the child adapted to be tools, this may be a splinter skill (part of a whole skill that may lead to a vocation) that could be quite useful if used in a different manner.

According to Cohen, research indicates that "the impact of parental reactions" may be a better predictor of how a child adapts to a traumatic event than the event itself.

How well does your child adapt to new situations?

Studies on comfort objects have shown that having a comfort object or security blanket can help a child adapt to a new or stressful situation.

Even if the topic included a sensitive subject, the group needed to continually "think like a child", adapt to the needs and language of a child and resist being too message-oriented.

Seeing your child adapt to high school sooner or later may make you a bit worried because it is a change that they got along with overtime.

The children adapted quickly to living with her, Ms. McBride said.

"THE ME NOBODY KNOWS," a musical by the Amas Musical Theater's youth company based on true stories and poems of inner-city children, adapted by Robert H. Livingston and Herb Schapiro, with music by Gary William Friedman and Will Holt.

For 6-year-old children, adapted administration methods are recommended to achieve reliable results.