Sentence examples similar to foster mark from inspiring English sources
It also was a disappointment for some of the park's neighbors, who preferred the grass and trees that the turf field replaced, said Marnie Foster-Marks, representative to the Village Board for the Flint Park Neighborhood Association.
That dialogue started up again when the same-sex kiss between two 13-year-olds on ABC Family's "The Fosters" marked the youngest gay kiss in the history of TV.
Insufficient regulation, has fostered marked variation in the quality available, poor coordination with other levels of care within the system, and substantial supplier-induced demand [ 15].
When a CEO announces a major initiative to foster innovation, mark your calendar.
A Foster cross placed right on to Miller's head deserved better than to be nodded wide just after the hour mark.
Not the chaos fueled by drug addiction, poverty, joblessness and foster care that marked Ms. Perez's childhood in a Staten Island family of 10 brothers and sisters.
An attacking foray from Baines won a free-kick in a dangerous position for the Toffees before the half-hour mark but Foster anticipated Mirallas's curling effort to claim the ball with relative comfort.
The restaurant is accepting donations of new toys and cash or checks to buy more (payable to Balthazar and marked "For Foster Friends").
For Foster, 55, the loss marks the end of a string of political good fortune and hard work.
By 1981 Long & Foster volume broke the $1 billion mark, fueling expansion into Virginia Beach, and later, Richmond.
