Sentence examples for kids none of from inspiring English sources

But we were all kids; none of us had established families or lifelong pursuits".

In it Mr. Farage sniped that the Cameron government — made up disproportionately of career politicians who graduated from Eton and Oxbridge — was "run by a bunch of college kids, none of whom have ever had a proper job in their lives".

The kids (none of whom are ever seen) are lice-ridden and so thin the school keeps sending a counselor (Edith Fields) to check on the home, where the pathetic squalor is suggested by the set, a wood-frame skeleton of a house covered with a clear plastic tarp.

Then again, when we were driving the car through a small town, a gaggle of skateboarding kids (none of whom could have been of legal age to drive) stopped their sidewalk antics and began to cheer wildly at the xB as if I was driving a Ferrari, not one of the cheapest new cars on the market.

And as little kids, none of this division really existed.

TRADITION Four kids, none of whom are over the age of 18.

It happened in that turbulent year, 1968: "A group of black kids, none older than 8, asked me how to spell 'concrete.' I spelled it, only to have the 8-year-old bring his little sister to me and have her smack me repeatedly as the rest of the kids laughed and egged her on.

"We have five kids and none of them want to get married.

"I've got seven kids, and none of them was ever interested in an Oldsmobile," Mr. Massman said.

"They've gone through so much more because they're married with kids and none of us have ever had those experiences.

"They gave me £1,500, because you had to subsidise yourself; there were hardly any black kids there, none of us could afford it.