Sentence examples for children's marks from inspiring English sources

"It's a sine qua non of good manners and social acceptability to appear fanatically Catholic," says David Gallagher, a well-known essayist-cum-banker. "Conversation at dinner-parties covers not just the size of one's new swimming pool or the children's marks at school, but how many spiritual retreats one's been to this year, what prayer group one attends".

The findings are discussed in terms of shaping young children's mark making, the implications of the use of touch screen technologies in literacy development for educational practitioners and technology design, and key future research directions.

And yet the fifty-year birthday of a good children's book marks a real passage, since it means that the book hasn't been passed just from parent to child but from parent to child and on to child again.

Universal Children's Day marks the date the United Nations Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989).

JUBA, 8 July 2011 - The opening of a new ward at a children's hospital marks a small step towards tackling the daunting challenges facing public health officials in South Sudan, two days before the birth of the world's newest nation.

By Simon Ingram JUBA, South Sudan, 8 July 2011 - As South Sudan prepares for its independence, the opening of a new ward at a children's hospital marks a small but significant step towards tackling the daunting challenges facing public health officials in the region.

Scores of children's colored marking pens drifted in it.

Julia Donaldson, author of The Gruffalo, one of the most successful recent children's books, marked her appointment as Children's Laureate yesterday with a call to arms against "pushy parents", describing them as "a pain" who take the enjoyment out of reading.

// >< -- < --//--><![CDATA[// >< --//--><tcove.createExperiences; //-->< --//--><>< --//--><lm Clark, the co-ordinator of the Children's Food Campaign, marked the start of the sponsorship by handing out 500 toothbrushes to the first attraction's visitors, to highlight that each week, almost 500 children aged between 5 and 9-years-old are hospitalised due to rotten teeth.

However the regulator Ofcom's 2006 decision to ban junk food advertising around children's programmes marked the beginning of a squeeze in funding, a tightening that continued when ITV decided to banish such shows to its digital offshoot, CITV, and replace them with ad-friendly Midsomer Murders repeats.

In celebration of Children's Day, marked on 12 October in Brazil, the precocious offspring of Nissan Brazil employees were challenged to sketch the cars they would like to see in the future.