Sentence examples for children introduce from inspiring English sources
Later, children introduce rules into their games, which accounts for the byzantine variations on tag that emerge among third or fourth graders.
With their mobster lineage, the Manzoni children introduce a whole new set of values to the school in which they enroll.
In an unusual move, Kraft, the maker of Oreo cookies, Kraft macaroni and cheese and Oscar Mayer meats, promised to eliminate in-school marketing to children, introduce smaller portion sizes and develop healthier, more nutritious products.
Even as he publicly lauded the prison's punitive strictures, he privately began to encourage a multiracial group of inmate leaders to quit "the game": he'd ask about their families, allow them to make off-hours phone calls to their children, introduce them to reporters as "our success stories," even organize memorial services for their cellmates.
And on to the Parque del Retiro, a 350-acre park with formal gardens and exhibition spaces; there's a lake to row on and a pond where children introduce the turtles, ducks and swans to a junk food diet, feeding them potato chips and doughnuts.
Inspiring stories of brave men, women and children introduce us to Harry Washington, one of George Washington's slaves, who ran away from Mount Vernon and joined the British Army; to the first sit-in (a refusal to worship from the "black pews") at a Philadelphia church in 1786; and to Mound Bayou, Miss., an all-black town founded proudly by former slaves.
What books have your own children introduced you to recently?
This summer, Mr. Brownback's children introduced him over the bus public address system at campaign stops.
What books and authors have your three children introduced you to?
My mother had introduced me to Christian, and two of my children introduced me to my current husband, Jim.
"We have set unashamedly high expectations for all children, introduced a new test in the basics of punctuation, spelling and grammar, and removed calculators from maths tests.
