Sentence examples for invalid children from inspiring English sources

She successfully pressed parliament for decent educational provision for invalid children.

I liked lots of Doctor Who books, but my favourite tale was a spooky story about two invalid children – who've never met in the real world – who get trapped in a shared dreamscape when they fall asleep.

While this is a pay channel, part of the concept is to help provide a high level of teaching to invalid children, refugees and children in rural areas where some schools may soon be shut for economic reasons.

The emergency room was in the Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children, an old brick building in the center of the Johns Hopkins complex, where a pediatric resident named Nancy Esterly saw Matthew.

Not only were they worn by invalid children at Christ's Hospital, they also referenced gender confusion, and even eunichism, thanks to Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.

It is the invalid child's consolation, the prisoner's last hope.

The book begins in Normandy, where in the early 1960's the teenage Gus spends the summer as a male nanny for a family of rich Americans, taking a pair of especially unpleasant little boys to the beach, the elder of them "an invalid child of the Victorian sort" who understands that throwing "spasms and fainting fits" may produce an ice cream.

"We have had two weeks to think about this law, and not everyone understood right away, but as time passed, people realized what it means to leave invalids, sick children, in Russia, where there is no help.

In cases of death, the pensions are distributed to the widow (or invalid widower) and minor children, and, if the maximum total has not then been attained, other dependents may receive small pensions.

Edward V's brief reign came to an end on June 26, when an assembly of lords and commons, accepting Gloucester's claim that Edward IV's marriage was invalid and his children illegitimate, proclaimed Gloucester King Richard III.

So could organizations providing inexpensive electricity, care for battered women, children, invalids, felons and drug addicts.