Sentence examples for child store from inspiring English sources

Seishiro Kato, a child acting sensation, cornered the country's appetite for cuteness with his appearance as the head of a Toyota dealership in a TV commercial, making "kodomo tencho" or "child store manager" an instantly recognizable phrase.

When we opened our Once Upon A Child store, I remember reading an article in USA Today about workplace struggles.

This article could help in Saving Someone from Poisoning Once you are done giving the medicine to your child, store it immediately.

Meant for storing toys, Carlo Contin's chair turns into a colorful object once a child stores his/her most prized possessions inside of it.

This may sound trite until you consider that many people even have critical image like the birth of a child stored in the cloud.

According to the station, Wu found that the dog's collar contained a scribbled note, possibly from a young child, stored in a bone-shaped compartment around its neck.

A dominant view puts that semantic learning emerges when words are related to objects in the world and the child stores the word world relationship by correlating the word occurrence with that of objects (see, e.g., Locke 1909/1847).

Recent investigations of memory formation raise fascinating questions about how young children store and retrieve experiences and information.

For chichi new children's toys and clothes, there is the wonderful A Time for Children store (506 Amsterdam Avenue): all the profits go to the Children's Aid Society, and most of the staff are teenagers getting job training.

Similarly, she asserts that battered children store memories of corporal punishment in their bodies, which later cause them to take revenge -- sometimes (as in the case of Hitler, Stalin and Mao) in a global fashion.

According to the Children's Defense Fund, more than 40% of gun owning households with children store their guns unlocked.