Sentence examples for kids shift from inspiring English sources

Both kids shift and grumble without opening their eyes.

Often, the kids fight and whine, puffing up the side of the ridge, yet by the time we reach the top, the kids shift into discover mode, pointing out frogs and birds, acorns, rocks and picking up the occasional discarded wrapper or plastic bottle.

Ms. Hall, nicknamed "the child whisperer" after she coaxed star-quality performances from toddler twins in the 1992 film "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid," shifted gears 12 years ago when she adopted Neal, then 2, from a Russian orphanage.

Encourage your kids to shift out of a negative mindset.

According to Brenda Eskenazi, who led the U.C. Berkeley team, the impact on intelligence levels found "could mean, on average, more kids being shifted into the lower end of the spectrum of learning, and more kids needing special services in school".

Where are the kids?" He shifted just a little, so that she could pass if she liked.

I find this to be a deeply beguiling image: a gaggle of riled-up kids, hollering, shifting their bodies every which way.

"It was really tough on my kids to just shift in lifestyle so suddenly when their friends aren't going through the same thing".

A recent report by the California Department of Social Services emphasized the need to shift kids away from group home care, which it described as "not in the best interest of children and youth".

We see them every day -- tending to our homes and kids, performing shift work in restaurants, riding the metro, worshipping in church.

"Teachers and school administrators know now that they can shift these kids into juvenile court," said Marsha Levick, legal director for the Juvenile Law Center of Philadelphia, which is representing the boy and has asked that the charges be dismissed.