Sentence examples for child of war from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schröder had been born six months earlier, yet another German child of war who would be fatherless.
Edin Dzeko, a child of war, a youngster discarded by his home club, looks and sounds the man to take on that mantle.
The scenes followed Sunday's solemn service of compline at the cathedral, where cardinal Vincent Nichols, the archbishop of Westminster, described Richard as a man born of his own time – "a child of war".
The title character is a child of war, growing up on the back streets of Beirut during the conflict that ripped the country apart from the mid-1970s thethearly 1990s0s.
Elizabeth II was a child of war; coddled, yes, but she knew, or pretended that she knew, what world she lived in, that it was different for others – and she had the responsibility of grace.
The sermon was by the Roman Catholic cardinal Vincent Nichols, who said Richard was a child of war, who could have known little peace in his short life, but was also "a man of prayer, a man of anxious devotion".
Some are the children of war brides who came to Canada after the second world war.
The Children of War Rehabilitation Center is only one such program.
It is World Vision's Children of War Rehabilitation Center, not World Vision.
