Sentence examples for children got together from inspiring English sources

Father and son returned to England the day before Sargy's 68th birthday, and the family – Frances and their four children – got together to celebrate.

After setting up the exhibition, all the children got together for the first time at the plenary hall, a charming room dating to September 1905.

By Benjamin Steinlechner KENSCOFF, Haiti, 19 September 2011 – For one week, in a remote community overlooking Port-au-Prince, 20 children got together for a workshop to turn their stories into movies and make them known to a world- wide audience through the web.

When I split up with Laura and Naomi's mother, Eddie had suggested the children get together for Sunday dinner.

"We know there are families from one background or another who would reject their children getting together with someone from another group.

In Scarsdale, children get together with the elderly once a week at the Caterpillars and Butterflies Club -- a program for children 9 to 12 and adults 60 and older -- simply to socialize.

Friendsgivings seems to me like a uniquely 20-something experience, in which unmarried young adults with no children get together to eat, unsure if they're on the right track since they can't afford to fly home for the holiday.

"Usually children get together to play and chat for about half an hour just before nightfall, which is all they can afford".

Georgieva interacted with children at a UNICEF-supported child friendly space – one of 30 others in Za'atari where children get together for learning and recreational activities under the supervision of trained Child Protection staff.

A play date is when two or more young children get together and do activities.

When Martha's three girls and my five children all got together -- chaos often ensued.