Sentence examples for inviting children from inspiring English sources
"Nobody's sure of the etiquette," said Annabel Torrey, 28, who said that she wished she had made calls before her invitations were sent to explain why she wasn't inviting children.
This year, for the first time, Alta is inviting children to its holiday party, Mr. Dibble said.
And, in fact, this February half-term, the museum is inviting children to enter its design competition.
On Sunday it is inviting children of all abilities to make art projects, tour the exhibition and enjoy refreshments.
Children at an Evening Reception My fiancé and I don't see eye to eye when it comes to inviting children to our wedding.
On Friday evening the annual Swedish Midsummer Festival arrives in Battery Park, inviting children and adults to make wreaths, play games and dance to traditional Swedish fiddle music.
Is it permissible to extend a wedding invitation to a child without inviting the child's parents, or would that likely offend, which of course we don't want to do? E., San Francisco Inviting a few of your fiancé's children's friends is a wonderful way to have your future stepchildren feel special and included in your wedding.
Activities Other activities and events are in the spotlight through the Children4Change initiative, highlighting the creative and inspiring ways that children are organising themselves and inviting other children (and adults) to join them.
Taking into account the average percentage of overweight Dutch youth [ 36] and the relatively high prevalence of overweight children in primary care [ 21], inviting all children in general practice will approximately lead to a 1 3 ratio of overweight and non-overweight children.
We estimated that by inviting 2020 children (101 from each general practitioner (GP) practice) aged 0 4 years and 3200 older children and adults (160 from each GP practice) to participate within each swabbing group, this would result in 505 children and 800 older children and adult responders within each swabbing group, accounting for predicted lower carriage rates in older children and adults.
A child-friendly version of that title, Seriously, Just Go To Sleep, is now being planned for next April, "inviting the children themselves in on the joke", said US publisher Akashic Books, with "new child-appropriate narrative".
