Sentence examples for children chambers from inspiring English sources

Much of the concern regarding the emergence of resistant S. aureus infections in the community has resulted from reports of methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) isolated from children (Chambers 2001).

In blown-out buildings, children chamber bullets twice the size of their fingers.

Later joining 5-year-old son Nash in the snow pit for small children, chamber chairman Rion Zimmerman said he was thrilled to be a part of this year's festival.

Purcell was the youngest of six children to Florence Chambers, her "beautiful, courageous" Indigenous mother who died in 1988, and to whom Purcell dedicated Box the Pony.

He believed that the moral nations of the world should disarm, that is until Hitler started putting children in gas chambers.

The justice would advise them on their careers, hold annual reunions, and place pictures of their children on his chambers' walls.

Later in the day, when Pelosi was gaveling in, she called for her grandchildren and all the other children in the chambers to join her as she took the oath.

The post-apartheid Recognition of Customary Marriages Act, Act 12 of 1998 was a radical attempt to recognise the diversity of cultural and religious traditions in South Africa, at the same time as increasing the role of the state in protecting the rights of women within marriage, particularly with regards to children and property (Chambers 2000; Posel 1995).

A child because the chambers of the heart will hold so little.

These mostly silent home movies often have the tug of nostalgia, especially those that show domestic life (children sitting on chamber pots is a favorite theme).

The SNP's Alison Thewliss was among the MPs arguing that mothers should be allowed to feed their children in the chamber, as she did at council meetings in Glasgow.