Sentence examples for children setting from inspiring English sources

Children setting up nest boxes matter.

He recently tried to balance his budget by cutting services to children, setting off protests by parents and health care providers.

It continued in peace time when he moved to Maidenhead, in Berkshire, and helped families with what were then termed mentally handicapped children, setting up a local branch of the Mencap Association.

He spent the summer on Long Island, traveled to France around the holidays and visited Central America for a humanitarian project involving children, setting up what he hopes will become a broader charitable effort.

Lucano, a hyperactive former schoolteacher who looks younger than his 54 years, walked out on to the balcony of the palazzo perched over the winding alleys of Riace that he has turned into a "welcome centre" for immigrants, offering Italian classes to children, setting up parents with jobs and handing out tokens that can be exchanged for food in local shops.

"The nation's highest court today ruled in the best interests of these children, setting a firm precedent for others across our nation," Sarah Warbelow, the legal director for the Human Rights Campaign, a Washington-based policy group, said in a statement.

Neighborhood children set up a memorial.

Children set the table for dinner.

The three children set the new one in place.

Here in South Africa they have raised children, set up businesses, created a passable replacement life.

The children set the agenda and pace; the aim is to learn through living.