Sentence examples for children were carried from inspiring English sources

When the bodies of the children were carried out of the house by police, Philpott ran forward and had to be restrained.

She had clung to a tree for a day and a night while, one after another, her husband and four of her children were carried away.

Interviews with the abused children were carried out between May and June last year by a member of staff from the office of the high commissioner for human rights and a Unicef specialist.

After all, presidents in past eras had survived the perilous early years in times when many children were carried off by fevers and other ailments before the advent of antibiotics.

The bodies of the two children were carried cradled to the graves, tiny bodies shrouded in green cloth bearing revolutionary as well as Koranic inscriptions; personal grief cannot be separated from political symbolism in this grim conflict.

Spirit's policy on flying while pregnant simply states that "women in their eighth month of pregnancy are urged to obtain an examination from her physician shortly before flying to confirm it is safe for them to travel". Penton said that, because her first two children were carried to term, the thought of delivering at 36 weeks never concerned her.

Children were carrying belongings in plastic bin bags, many of them wearing flip-flops and shorts in the November weather.

On Friday, Mr. Aguslier's children were carrying cooking utensils out of the ruins to a neighboring house.

On Wednesday, Surrogate Marie N. Lambert, who is presiding, discovered that some of the bodyguards hired by Mrs. Johnson and by the six children were carrying guns in the courthouse.

Children were carrying belongings in plastic bin bags, many of them wearing flip-flops and shorts, inappropriately dressed for November weather.

"We are not too far away from seeing children being carried off by hunger," said Rachel Pounds, country director of Save the Children (UK).