Sentence examples for fighting children from inspiring English sources

Oh and screaming, fighting children.

In the opening of the Beethoven sonata, with its out-of-sync voices, Mr. Nasseri looked at his hands like a parent exasperated by fighting children.

William Hogarth satirised London's taste for executions, which took place on public holidays, in his sharp engraving of a lazy apprentice being carted to Tyburn, alongside drunks, hawkers, fighting children and yapping dogs.

This is in contrast to the Erith fight, in which two kids aged 15 and 19 (the latter's not really a kid, to be fair, and shouldn't be fighting children; should know better) were hospitalised, albeit with non-life threatening injuries.

"This is fierce, brutal infantry fighting – children must not be instruments of this conflict," said UNICEF's Jonathan Veitch.

We see him joyfully conducting activities and successfully mediating between fighting children, counselling them with reason and love.

Fighting pedophiles on the Internet is simply an extension of her longstanding interest in fighting child abuse and domestic violence, she said.

"The whole coast is under surveillance," said Martin Cocou Degan, head of the police division fighting child trafficking.

The proceeds will go to Italian charity Soleterre for its project in Zongo fighting child mortality and deaths during childbirth.

African governments in particular need to come up with strategies for fighting child poverty if they are serious about ending it within a generation, the report said.

For five appearances last year, Ms. Powell received $64,000 in fees from groups fighting child abuse and housing shortages, as well as from the United States Postal Service.