Sentence examples for leading children from inspiring English sources

She fell asleep and dreamed about leading children across ice-tiles of iambic pentameter.

Social scientist Juliet Schor shows that extensive screen time encourages consumerism, leading children to value money and brands.

Women made their way by foot out of the city, carrying practically nothing and leading children by the hand.

Ms. Pitchford, 30, said that even in an age when computers may be leading children to forget the human touch of a librarian, there is no substitute.

One government television advert in the early 70s even compared local PIRA commanders to the Pied Piper of Hamelin leading children towards a disastrous end.

E-cigarette advertising may be leading children to believe occasional tobacco smoking is not harmful, and is potentially prompting more young people to experiment with smoking, a study has claimed.

Until his death late last year, the comedian served as spokesman for the Parents Television Council, a conservative group that places ads in newspapers accusing television of leading children "down a moral sewer".

Cathy Urwin, who has died of cancer aged 62, was a leading child psychotherapist and developmental psychologist.

The verdicts were welcomed by relatives of the victims, who included a leading child psychiatrist, and by rail safety experts and transport police.

A leading child psychiatrist told the court that the boy showed almost no remorse or empathy and, if left untreated, could become psychopathic as an adult.

The horsemeat scandal could see tens of thousands of pupils reject school dinners in favour of unhealthy packed lunches, a leading child nutritionist has warned.