Sentence examples for children a reference from inspiring English sources

I did and didn't have children" (a reference to stepparenting).

The 37-year-old Christian says the harassment started two years ago when a gang burst into the polio centre and accused the workers of "spoiling" Muslim children – a reference to the rumours that polio drops affect fertility.

And his triumph is even more noteworthy given that he was a kkot-jebi, or "flowering swallow," the term used in North Korea for homeless children, a reference to their constant hunt for food and shelter.

School administrators also began to promote projects — as a corrective to what the superintendent of the Cleveland schools called "the traditional fact-cramming method". In declaring his support for the Project Method, Milwaukee's superintendent contrasted it with "Fordizing" children — a reference to the assembly-line manufacture of automobiles.

In her purse was a magazine carrying the headline "I Killed My Children," a reference to Andrea Yates, a Houston mother charged with drowning her five children last month.

FRC's Perkins also succeeded in introducing an amendment to the platform affirming "the right of parents to determine the proper treatment or therapy, for their minor children," a reference to gay conversion therapy, which has been banned in a number of states.

One object still inspires shock at its brute intention: a McKinley doll that when turned upside down is transformed into a black child — a reference to an 1896 rumor that the candidate had fathered a black child.

"I'm writing the story of my life as an upper-class Southern dwarf," said Mr. Pidgeon, who has titled his memoir "The.5 Child," a reference to the 2.5 children said to populate the average American family.

Mr. Rogers added that it was "crazy" to compare these calls to the calls in 2000, which sought to hurt Mr. McCain by describing his "interracial child" — a reference to the McCains' adopted daughter from Bangladesh.

In The Hotel Child, a reference to the Marquis Kinkallow "surreptitiously feeding a hasheesh tablet to the Pekingese" was also removed from the Post's version, with other cuts including removal of profanities such as "Get the hell out of here!" and slang ("broads" for "girls"), and changing the slur "Sheeny" to "Jewess".

As Hendrix developed the song, he added to the lyrics and included "I'm gonna be a voodoo child", a reference to his 1968 composition "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)".