Sentence examples for children be it from inspiring English sources
Saeb Erakat, a member of the Palestinian cabinet, said, "The Palestinian Authority regrets the loss of life of these two boys and all children, be it Israeli or Palestinian, Jewish, Muslim or Christian".
The plans don't always work out, but when they do, they can offer lessons to families of far less wealth about passing along shared assets to their children — be it the family business or just something that one generation hopes subsequent ones will share.
This longitudinal overgrowth process can also be observed on a regular basis in children, be it in association with tibial fractures or with pediatric ACL reconstructions and may be transient (Chotel et al. 2010).
Camps, and their teen counselors, have an obligation and a responsibility to protect our children, be it from sun burns or sprained ankles.
This relationship is no small achievement when you consider the often demanding and pushy people who attach themselves to precociously talented children, be it in music, sports or other performing arts.
It is the responsibility of the media to uphold and bring to the forefront issues that plague the lives of children; be it a street child, a house help or a sex worker's child," he said.
"The No. 1 lesson you learn, being sixth out of nine children, is: It's not about you," she says.
But then, it's not really about milk and medicine for children, is it?
"Any talk about children is, it's just incensing, all right?
Lice are proof that God doesn't think having small children is it's own punishment.
