Sentence examples for fate children from inspiring English sources
The local community was caught up in the harriers' fate; children at the primary school who had named Sky were distraught; Blainaid Denman, who had led a hen harrier project for the RSPB in the area, said she felt "crushed".
In a cruel twist of fate, children born today in some parts of Africa can expect to live a shorter life than their parents and grandparents.
Whatever Mr. Martinez's fate, child-welfare experts say it has been amply clear for a while that, in general, having the mother's boyfriend around the house is one of the greater safety threats that small children can face.
The soundtrack features a Latin choral track "Liberi Fatali", which translates to "Fated Children"; its melody forms a musical theme heard in several other pieces in the soundtrack, such as "SeeD" and "The Landing", while the name of "Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec" is the recurring lyrics in "Liberi Fatali".
The fate of children in this particular case extrapolates to fates of children in many other similar families.
The fate of children born in Israel to foreign workers has long stirred strong emotions here.
Unlike Mr Acorah, she will tell people the worst news, about the fate of children and brothers and sisters.
The code subordinated women to their fathers and husbands, who controlled all family property, determined the fate of children, and were favoured in divorce proceedings.
What it has done is forcibly separate hundreds of thousands of families — an especially harsh fate for children or elderly parents left behind in America.
Meanwhile, Europe and the United States, ever closer, will bicker over Texan executions and the fate of children whose mothers and fathers separated.
