Sentence examples for dropping children from inspiring English sources
Chris Hoch plays a soccer coach in one, and David Josefsberg is the father in one about dropping children off at camp.
Parents dropping children at school, commuters waiting for the bus and customers in coffee shops spoke in hushed tones, sighing and shaking their heads.
Few would deny Tristram Hunt is a towering figure to go head to head with Michael Gove at education, sent to challenge him on schools, and to restore the wraparound childcare, Every Child Matters philosophy that Gove blow-torched as soon as he entered the department, dropping children and families from its nameplate.
"Lately, we've seen an increase in a lot of new parents," said Yumiko Whitaker, public relations manager for Ikea's Orange County stores in California, where some have been spotted dropping children off at Smaland and then heading to Ikea's cafe with their laptops for its free wireless.
I'm not suggesting that dropping children from changing tables or flinging them from band shells is a means to foster creativity in a child.
The designs also invited the outside community to visit Bayou Towers frequently, either by patronizing retail establishments on its first floor, attending farmers' markets on its grounds, or dropping children off at its onsite child care center.
The struggle to stop insurers from dropping child-only coverage illustrates the limited power that the administration, and some states, may have to pressure companies to participate.
And if you live in a state where insurers are rapidly dropping child-only policies, a government program could be a refuge.
Parents dropped children from the boat into the arms of other refugees and rescue workers.
At one site in Flushing, parents dropped children off several times a week for one-on-one therapy sessions, as the city mandated.
This news follows last month's strongly-worded letter from the headteacher of Skerne Park Academy in Darlington, urging parents not to drop children off while wearing their pyjamas.
