Sentence examples for entry children from inspiring English sources
She describes her Eurovision entry "Children of the Universe" as "an anthemic, uplifting track".
It's at this point I play him the UK's entry, Children of the Universe by Molly SMollyn-Downes.
This year's entry, Children of the Universe, was co-written by Swede Anders Hansson, last year's Believe in Me sung by Bonnie Tyler was by American Desmond Child.
The 27-year-old wrote her Eurovision entry "Children of the Universe" herself, and has since signed a record deal with Warner UK.
The Magnificent Seven took first place in north America, with $35m of its global total of nearly $60m, with another new entry – children's animation Storks – opening at no 2, with $21.8m.
Most patients had liver cirrhosis (84%) and 32% of participants suffered from deranged liver function at study entry (Child-Pugh-Score ≥ 7).
Variables that might influence compliance were chosen according to the literature (socioeconomic status indicated by education, age of mother at birth, age of child at study entry, child's age at nursery school entry) and by a priori assumptions (number of siblings, behavior of child at first nasal swab).
The 28 authors, including Atwood, Motion, Michael Morpurgo and Robert Macfarlane, warn that the decision to cut around 50 words connected with nature and the countryside from the 10,000-entry children's dictionary, is "shocking and poorly considered" in the light of the decline in outdoor play for today's children.
The early timing hypothesis does not reject the premium that late-entry children enjoy initially, but it suggests that the gains from late school entry are transitional and will be offset by time losses for accumulating labor market experience and experiencing alternative life events.
Each year, all 4 to 6 year old primary school-entry children take part in the ACT Kindergarten Health Screen for a population-based school health assessment, which includes a survey completed by parents (delivery and structure described elsewhere [ 8]).
