Sentence examples for children shift from inspiring English sources

The children shift about in their seats to try and get a better view of the intricacies.

As they grow older, children shift from noncompetitive games (such as peekaboo and playing house) to contests (such as footraces and ball games).

Analysis: Kids were tuning in on weekends, but Disney was overlooking a major time slot: Friday afternoons, when children shift into weekend mode and flip on the set.

Demand has been weak industrywide for action figures and preschool toys, two important categories for Hasbro, as children shift their focus to mobile devices, analysts have said.

Reading and singing alongside one another is a divine teaching how beautifully children shift into joy even in the midst of hurt.

Drawings also serve to help young children shift from everyday concepts to more scientific concepts.

Then the children shifted to vocabulary words designed to reinforce one particular sound -- dived," "beside," "ride," "time".

On their request, I shan't give full details, but all were youngish women with children, shifted off Newham council's waiting list into a Tando home.

Mr. Dorenfeld said that baby boomers were tired of seeing second-tier bands from the 1960's and 70's and that their children shifted allegiance from one band to another so quickly that new ones had trouble building fan loyalty.

In turn, these readers' offspring, a generation of "literary, sensitive and sophisticated young people," as Alfred Kazin put it, saw themselves in the precocious Glass siblings — until, as parents, they helped to decide the moment when paying attention to children shifted to pushing them to achieve.

Over my 20-year career as an early childhood educator, my view of children shifted greatly.