Sentence examples for children a comfortable from inspiring English sources

Healthy children, a comfortable future — how desperate can life get?

ARTHUR O. ARMSTRONG Manhattan Beach, Calif., March 24, 2013 To the Editor: Thanks to Michael Winerip for pointing out that the question is not whether women can have it all, but whether any of us can, or whether any couple, collectively, can manage to combine careers, children, a comfortable income and a satisfying life.

He came not as a postdoc on a meager "training" stipend but as a staff scientist able to provide his wife and, eventually, his children, a comfortable middle-class lifestyle in the last years of the Depression and during the war, and a large home, nice vacations, and expensive colleges in the decades that followed.

Mrs. Warren (the vibrant Suzanne Bertish), known to her gentleman friends as Kitty, has managed to keep a crucial secret from her daughter for two decades: that she is able to provide her child a comfortable life and the finest education because she is the very successful proprietor of an international brothel.

I am given a rock and I cut it into a block!" The second says gently, "I am providing for my family, giving my wife and child a comfortable home and food to eat".

Seat the child in a comfortable seat.Young children will most likely squirm.

"This is not a dynasty where the children have a comfortable path to the top.

He entered Parliament (1802) through the Duke of Norfolk's nomination and married Mrs. Eleanor Ord, a widow with six children and a comfortable income.

He lived with his wife (and fellow journalist) Ding Yilan and their five children in a comfortable courtyard house that was a gathering place for artists and aesthetes.

After all, he's a divorced older male with grown children and a comfortable university post; Schulte is a mother of young kids with a deadline-driven job and a husband who doesn't do 50% of the chores.

The English country gentleman had good reason to feel rather pleased with himself: he was master of all he surveyed, and he could be sure that his land would provide him and his children with a comfortable livelihood for many generations to come.Until now, that is.