Sentence examples for children introduction from inspiring English sources

"One thing about earworms is them being repeated a lot, so I get many, many frayed parents who have listened to too many children introduction songs or learning songs, and they heard them 30, 40, 50, 100 times and they're stuck as a result," psychologist Vicky Williamson told NPR in 2012.

Because the age distribution of cases of meningococcal disease in Africa covers a broader range than Hib or pneumococcal infections in children, introduction of the new vaccine into the EPI program would, alone, have only a limited impact on the overall burden of meningococcal disease until vaccination had been continued for many years.

The study tour also aimed at advancing Turkmenistan policy makers' insights into development of policies, legislation, rules and regulations for vulnerable families and children, introduction of social protection provisions in the regulatory framework, and integration of additional social protection services into the existing system.

Although the bottles hold only water, they will offer children an introduction to milking.

(2006), a children's introduction to physics by British television host Richard Hammond and a team of advisers.

On Saturday the Parker String Quartet offers a children's introduction to the string quartet, and on Sunday night the quartet performs works by Haydn, Janacek and Beethoven.

What led to this afternoon's zoological expedition? A. I wanted to give children an introduction to orchestral instruments, but on a lazy Sunday afternoon in a friendly, nonthreatening way.

She is also the author of a biographical trilogy Out of the Hitler Time (which began with When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit), which has been many children's introduction to what happened in the second world war, telling the story of her family's flight from Nazi Germany, and travels through Switzerland and France before eventually settling in England.

I know I have been many younger children's introduction to the Holocaust though and I know readers have been upset by the Jewish man who was forced to live in a kennel in a Nazi concentration camp who I talk about in When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit.

Like St Vincent, and so many other 80s children, my introduction to Bowie arrived via the screen rather than the family turntable, in the form of Jim Henson's film – so beloved that, 30 years on, adults hold outdoor cinema events and fancy dress balls to relive its magic.

She is also the author of the biographical trilogy Out of the Hitler Time, which begins with When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, and which has been many children's introduction to what happened in the second world war, telling the story of her family's flight from Nazi Germany, and travels through Switzerland and France before eventually settling in England.