Sentence examples for children at which from inspiring English sources

Eight to 12 students participate regularly in the organization's two programs: an afterschool program for elementary- and high-school-age children at which they play sports, participate in theater, and create arts and crafts; and a career-exploration program for individuals 14 and up who discuss their skills and career aspirations and tour workplaces.

The latter group includes Kalyani Das, a trainee nurse at Delhi's Little House, a home for orphaned and destitute children at which, on a sweltering night, a woman leaves a baby boy wrapped in a blood-red towel, witnessed only by a black-and-white dog named Bhow.

A friend of mine pointed me to the remarkable plight of Poppy Z. Brite, a novelist who in 2005 accused fans on a discussion board of being small-minded about children — at which point her fans banned her from the board.

While diverting for an afternoon, the resort still has some way to go to fully capture the imagination even of the children at which it is primarily aimed, and a day of family activities there could end up being quite pricey.

The bit, part of a recurring series called "Kids' Table," put Kimmel at a table with four children at which they take on a large and complicated real-world issue.

The ages of children at which the first RSV infection was detected ranged from 2 17 months, at second infection was 3 26 months and at third infection was 15 30 months.

It's hard to pick the worst section, but it was probably the one in which Ms. Spain stumbled around in a skirt suit and slip-on wings as an unhinged teacher talking about butterflies, while Mr. Papoutsas, in a baseball cap, gave an impression of a child at which any moderately intelligent child would have taken offense.

Men and women earn similar amounts until the birth of their first child, at which point the man's earnings remain steady while the woman's earnings plummet, according to a working paper from economists Henrik Kleven (Princeton University), Jakob Egholt Sogaard (University of Copenhagen) and Camille Landais (London School of Economics).

Mothers and children were studied at the standardized study moment of around 17 months after delivery of the index child, at which both blood samples for DNA methylation and folate in serum and red blood cells of the child and questionnaire data via the mother on periconceptional exposures, such as folic acid use, were obtained.

Parents were also asked to report the age (child) at which they (the parent) would feel comfortable allowing their child to travel to school unsupervised.

The first visit to the homes of participating families occurred 2 3 months after birth of the index child, at which time samples of dust from the living-room floor were collected in a standardized fashion (Park et al. 2001a) and analyzed using the kinetic Limulus assay with resistant-parallel-line estimation (KLARE) (Milton et al. 1992 , 1997.