Sentence examples for child means from inspiring English sources

"Polina, I understand what the child means to you," he said.

Deciding to adopt a child means deciding which of these world-views to adopt as well.

Wearing secondhand clothes as a child means I can't do vintage.

"But for Elisabeth Badinter, it is unthinkable to imagine that cooking for a child means anything other than an obligation".

" 'Child' means an individual under the age of 19, including the period from conception to birth," the regulation says.

Being busy with real life and a small child means taking advantage of whatever spare minutes I can find.

Grounding the child meant having a child home today while I work.

The students were considered respectful (mean 4.64) and fairly confident in approaching the child (mean 4.5).

Now the holly bears a berry as Christ's blood it's red, for the Christ-child means good that can rise from the dead; and much sharper than holly was Jesus' crown, and yet he was raised up and Lord Satan cast down.

She bemoans that having children means having animals.

"Protecting children means protecting them from undue publicity.