Sentence examples for foster will be from inspiring English sources

Foster will be a senior at U.C.L.A. next year.

Foster will be 50 next year, and she has been with us most of that time.

The 26-year-old Foster will be sidelined for at least nine weeks, missing the 27 May final against Barcelona and the final Premier League round as well as England's summer internationals.

Foster will be back in the BBC commentary box in Scotland on Saturday when the same event, now called the BUPA Great Edinburgh International Cross-Country, takes place with just as keen anticipation about a rookie Briton.

Foster will be without his Pro Bowl fullback, Vonta Leach, in 2011, though the addition of hard-nosed veteran Lawrence Vickers should offset enough of the loss (assuming former tight end James Casey doesn't beat out Vickers for the starting fullback job; the Texans like Casey's intelligence).

The Times went early on the Yeats, and Foster will be thankful for the good notice; in his Guardian column last week John Sutherland used the imminent publication of Christopher Ricks's Dylan's Visions of Sin to tut-tut about the general tendency to review major books early: if negative (as they have been of Ricks), he said, "the labour of decades... [can be] dead on arrival".

Through joint project "Differently viewed, equally embraced" foster families will be educated and empowered for quality foster care of Roma children, including promotion of the foster care within Roma communities.

Fostering Network Wales warns that 600 more foster families will be needed this year alone to look after children in care.

The Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare points out that the Foster Care Strategy was adopted in March and that foster care will be promoted in future as the best form of protection for children without parental care.

The changes will mean that about 5,000 approved foster carers will be allowed an additional room as long as they have fostered a child or become a registered carer in the past 12 months.

For example, foster carers in my constituency who rely on their extra room to care for foster children will be helped.