Sentence examples for fired children from inspiring English sources

On a basketball court here, between the street where Conrad Johnson was killed stepping down from his bus on Tuesday and the woods where the shot was fired, children shot hoops for the first time in several weeks.

Fort Clonque is one of nearly 200 buildings restored and maintained by the Landmark Trust, and many of them provide atmospheric bases for the kind of family break that can really fire children's imaginations.

The Tupgill Park Estate, Coverham, Middleham, Leyburn; 01969 640638 theforbiddencorner.co.uk Adrian Tchaikovsky An amble down the Story Trail and Story Garden in the Discover centre is a guaranteed way to fire children's imaginations.

You need to fire children's imaginations and help them use their minds well to write and solve problems and imagine their own futures.

With new weapons that are lightweight and easy to fire, children are more easily armed, with less training than ever before.

Tasers were fired against children by the Met ten times, including once at a 13-year-old child.

And they will require new devices that make it impossible for handguns to be fired by children under age 6.

Since most of the rockets were fired while children were on route to or just beginning their classes, the risk of a cataclysmic tragedy were considerable.

Walliams said: "Books fire children's imaginations like nothing else can.

To minimize risk of fire, children should not use the stove and should only use the microwave IF you are certain they understand how to use it safely.

"I was like, 'You fired my child.