Sentence examples for foster looks from inspiring English sources

Foster looks certain to be selected for the European Indoors Championships as she is comfortably the Irish number one this season.

When Foster looked at the cost of the drug bill, he was trying to figure out what was true.

Foster looked to be in a tricky heat but her time of 11.62 - despite being.22secs outside her best - earned her second spot behind Australia's Melissa Breen [11.54].

Then Foster looked them in the eyes, her voice still strong, still perspiring, and made her last-ditch pitch.

We need to seriously rethink what permanency in foster care looks like, and challenge the dichotomy between foster care and adoption when it comes to parenting our looked-after children for life.

Starting to look at it more with children in foster care, looked after accommodated.

The Fostering Network said it did not know what proportion of UK foster carers looked after more than one child.

In fact most are aged ten to fifteen and foster parents look after over two-thirds of them.In that respect, Miss Hammond's experience is quite typical.

Social workers only have to make one visit a year to foster carers looking after a child for more than a year.

Since foster parents look after most of the children, it is essential to get them to make a better fist of it, especially in motivating their charges to do well at school.

In the first issue's essay, Ms. O'Donnell writes about her foster daughter looking out of the family car at a visibly disturbed homeless man and comparing him to her birth mother.