Sentence examples for children strike from inspiring English sources

Beneath the signs, two wrought-iron statues of children strike playful poses.

Sometimes the process goes smoothly, but other times — when inclement weather or rowdy children strike — picking up a rental car can be the punctuation mark on an exhausting day of travel.

But when scientists change the rules, and have the children strike a key on the right when the symbol appears on the left, and vice versa, the test gets harder.

The work that brought Clergue early recognition in 1955, Les Saltimbanques, was an attempt to impress Picasso: a series of photos in which children strike world-weary poses in the costumes of travelling circus performers, it referenced the painter's Harlequin and Pierrot motifs. .

Smiling men clutch arrows, dogs bear packs full of goods, children strike playful poses — all against a field of white.

He yearns for the likes of Sidney Farber, the unorthodox pathologist who invented chemotherapy in the late nineteen forties at Boston Children's Hospital by injecting children stricken with acute lymphoblastic leukemia with aminopterin, which prevents cancer cells from replicating.

Shostakovich's words about the babble of children struck me.

Invisible Children struck back, defending its practices in a statement.

But this fall, those pedestrian food additives might help treat some children stricken with the flu.

The children, struck dumb, crowded round, faces rapt, pressing their Christmas lists into his gloved hands.

We know that the nation can mobilize for children struck by calamity.