Sentence examples for clean child from inspiring English sources

"An absolutely clean child gives off the most ghastly stench to a witch', my grandmother said.

Being seen to be clean could lead to being admired and respected, and a clean child was regarded as an ambassador from the family to society at large.

Improved sanitation in the schools meant pupils can learn in a clean, child friendly environment with reduced cases of illness caused by poor hygiene.

Next to the Turner bungalow was a handwritten sign taped to a wooden post offering to clean children's scooters, for a fee: "Clean wheels and body! 25 cents to get done.

Just as "clean" athletes are disadvantaged by cheats, so are those "clean" children whose parents decline to medicate in pursuit of grades.BEN AITKENHEAD New York, Oct. 9, 2012.

And given the poetic lustre of the prose — "clean children shivering with their sudden emergence into the thinner element are handed towels by their mothers" — you could even come to find some of it beautiful.

For some reason I felt that if I ran a tight ship – happy, clean children with clean fingernails, contented baby, happy husband who came home to a meal and fresh linen on the bed – everyone would notice and say: "Isn't she amazing?" I soon snapped out of that.

Visits to their homes seemed to be a duty rather than a pleasure, particularly when they involved dressing children up in their best and crossing Pyongyang (especially in autumn, when the city gets muddy – a difficult time to deliver clean children to grandparents)," he wrote.

They can even use their bare hands to clean children's feces".

Despite the best efforts of camp coordinators and humanitarian aid workers to keep the camp clean, children are still highly susceptible to infections and diseases.

This practice provides for the comfort of children but makes it difficult to control where these young children defaecate and what measures are taken to clean children's skin and faeces from surfaces afterwards.