Sentence examples for children bloom from inspiring English sources

The abrupt juxtapositions of epochs can be jarring, unnerving or touching — sometimes all three — as bright-faced children bloom and sometimes fade within seconds.

The best of New York's are literally Nuyorican, a word that arose to describe the Puerto Rican diaspora in New York, the almost 10percentt of the city that has its familial roots in the commonwealth but sees its children bloom on the concrete of the South Bronx, East Harlem, along Columbia Street in Brooklyn.

Asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood, affecting 6.5 million (8.9%) children in the United States and disproportionately causing morbidity in inner-city, minority children (Bloom et al. 2006).

Parents of children with Bloom Syndrome don't exhibit any symptoms of the disorder.

Helping underprivileged children to bloom Currently, 16,000 children in 20 districts are being supported through cash transfers.

"I love the openness and honesty of children," Mr. Bloom said, as he answered all of the children's questions.

When asked by the children, Mr. Bloom agreed to perform a small role in their local school radio production.

She wants the same things as everyone else: a happy relationship, contented children, a blooming career.

Why can't we provide an opportunity for every child to bloom?

Genetic testing may only be useful for prospective parents, who might learn that they have a 25percentt probability that their child has Bloom syndrome if they both carry a mutation in the BLM gene.

*** To celebrate 20 years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Orlando Bloom will, this week, record a Public Service Announcement PSAA) for UNICEF on the importance of clean and accessible drinking water.