Sentence examples for children red from inspiring English sources

According to Alford, Kennedy told her that "I'd rather my children red than dead".

In all children red flag symptoms of IBD will be searched for using a structured evaluation form (Table  1).

As part of their spectacular autumn SF season, as well as screenings of ET and episodes of Doctor Who, the BFI are screening and releasing DVDs of some of the best of the 1960s and 1970s shows: the atmospheric series The Changes; The Boy from Space; a clutch of Children's Film Foundation works; and the excellent TV version of Alan Garner's fantasy, perhaps for children, Red Shift.

Rootless since leaving his Kansas home at 13, long divorced and estranged from his three children, Red lives in a trailer and describes himself without shame as a "bum," but a happy one.

A special play she penned for hearing-impaired children, Red Umbrella, was staged by Ankara State Theatre and Istanbul State Theatre, respectively.

After a phone call with Zelma and their children, Redding's next stop was Madison, Wisconsin; the next day they were to play at the Factory nightclub near the University of Wisconsin.

This, too, I'd listened to, and stared at, as a child: red berries on a white surface, black-and-white bowl, red juice, jolly family with a sheepdog.

For example, go to each child and say, "red group," next child "blue group," next child, "red," next child, "blue, etc".

In the present study, we observed that CF children had red cell folate concentrations higher than healthy controls with associated abnormalities of red cell membranes, suggesting that the intracellular folates might be metabolically inactive.

This implies two additional assumptions: 1) in both cohorts the ratio IBD/non-IBD in children with red flag symptoms will be comparable (which we will test); 2) children with red flag symptoms of both cohorts are comparable (which we will test by comparing the clinical characteristics).

Children in red states are more likely to be born to teenagers or unmarried mothers -- in 1999, 33.7percentt of babies in red states were born out of wedlock, versus 32.5percentt in blue states.