Sentence examples for children big from inspiring English sources

Like in "Snuffy's Parents Get a Divorce", the Little Children, Big Challenges production also used a Muppet, Abby Cadabby, to represent the child experiencing divorce.

To tell them apart, fellow pupils had renamed the children Big Bank, Medium Bank and Small Bank.

I really enjoyed your article about the resurgence in woodworking for children ("Big Tools for Little Hands," by Julie Scelfo, March 31).

In Salima, near the vast and beautiful Lake Malawi, small children, big children, children carrying much smaller children, walk as far as 10 km to reach an orphan centre which opens every Saturday morning.

Elizabeth Minot Graves, writing in The New York Times Book Review, praised it as "the sort of book that children big and small, parents and grandparents would enjoy reading and reciting 'round a winter fire".

Back when the average woman had more than three children, big families were the Kennedys of Hickory Hill and Hyannis Port, "Cheaper by the Dozen," the Cosbys or "Eight is Enough" — lovable tumbles of offspring as all-American in their scrapes as in their smiles.

White-haired Jewish ladies, knee-high Latino children, big-bellied Italian men, hand-holding teenagers — they're all in line.

But it's hard not to be moved by his efforts, futile though they are; they're evidence of a humanity that glassy children, big-headed aliens, radioactive slimes and the like might have some difficulty destroying.

Laing opened another folder, which contained a photograph of Wojnarowicz as a child: big ears, braces.

Teacher assessments of child Big Five personality in elementary school were correlated with directly observed behaviors during a videotaped cognitive test four decades later.

"The birth mother has love for her unknown child, big big love, which is why she wants to make a plan for that child.