Sentence examples for impending child from inspiring English sources

Not because he is fleeing paternal responsibility, mind you, but because he wants to fulfill the basic fatherly duty of keeping his impending child safe by capturing a major threat to his well-being.

As part of her work she reported a case of impending child marriage in a high caste Gujjar family.

Ball was involved in fighting the landmark case of Bhanwari Devi, a government official who was gang raped in broad daylight as form of retaliation for reporting a case of impending child marriage.

After her unexpected announcement at this year's annual MTV Video Music Awards that she was pregnant, international pop star Beyonce Knowles has been relatively quiet about the details of her impending child with husband Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter -- until now.

We love the bump-watches and the ridiculous celebrity baby names and the stories about the impending royal child because we're human beings, and we'd be in a bad place as a species if most of us weren't at least a little predisposed to getting excited about the entry of a new human into the world.

According to Steinau et al. [31], who recommended four to six hourly control measurements in cases of impending IAH in children, IAP is measured at least six hourly by about 50% of participants claiming to perform measurements.

What appears to be extremely important--and the most pressing advice offered by those in the know--is to plan for the impending arrival of children as soon as possible.

According to Steinau et al. [ 31], who recommended four to six hourly control measurements in cases of impending IAH in children, IAP is measured at least six hourly by about 50% of participants claiming to perform measurements.

But the U.K. government said this week that the program would be brought to a halt once an impending transfer of 150 children was complete, leaving just 350 children settled in the UK under the scheme.

They really are left alone to deal with the stress and anxiety that their child's impending exams may cause them.

The challenge is not to the heart – because who can remain detached in the face of a child's impending death?