Sentence examples for heads children from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, they flooded out of town in a vast river of suffering, bedrolls and clothing bundles atop their heads, children toddling at their sides.

Roads are a big deal in Cambodia, and more than 5,000 villagers were summoned to attend the road's official inauguration -- farmers who arrived by bicycle, monks with freshly shaved heads, children in school uniforms.

The answer, in part: by showing people with sour expressions or bowed heads, children in ragged clothing, old people begging for change or other images so dreary that, according to a panel of experts convened by the prosecutors, "a foreigner unfamiliar with Uzbekistan will conclude that this is a country where people live in the Middle Ages".

Tourists travelling by bus, car or bicycle get a constant view of daily lives - women at the village water pump filling giant metal buckets and gliding away with them on their heads, children running between the clusters of grass-thatched houses in tiny ham lets, or people thronging in the roadside marketplaces to buy and sell tomatoes, yams and sugar cane.

Instead, there are the rhythms of village life outside your door — women carrying mangos on their heads, children playing soccer in the dirt road, outdoor clothes-washing, a muddy village down the road — and the magnificent beach, which you will have to yourself.

"Sometimes our work is terribly unpopular," said Jeremy C. Kohomban, who heads Children's Village, in a recent interview.

She now heads child-focused initiatives at the Next Generation, a San Francisco-based nonpartisan nonprofit that explores child welfare policies.

The bridegroom's mother is the head children's librarian at the Merrick Library in Merrick.

Martin Narey, the Government's adviser on adoption who previously headed children's charity Barnardo's, said he was "delighted at the urgency" being shown by ministers.

Horrocks, formerly the BBC's head of current affairs, replaces Nigel Chapman, who is leaving the BBC after more than 30 years to head children's charity Plan International.

"We have a limit of 30 things you can check out at one time," said Lisa Pecil, the head children's librarian.