Sentence examples for lessons hungry from inspiring English sources

Concerns were raised when the oldest daughter's school became suspicious about her upbringing when she arrived for lessons hungry and covered in bruises at the age of 10.

Hollywood history is filled with stories as bleak as that of the man who was Superman, if only on TV, object lessons about hungry hopefuls who went looking for fame and found nothing, or maybe just a little something.

One teacher asked about the impact at their school of poverty said: "Pupils who are complaining of feeling sick because they're so hungry in lessons, some students with poor personal hygiene due to family issues at home, some teachers leaving food in the classrooms for certain students as they know they won't have eaten either breakfast that morning or possibly tea the night before".

— Two Learning Network lesson plans, "Helping the Hungry: Researching the Causes of Hunger and Related Charities" and "World Food Day: Addressing Hunger Around the Globe," supply more ideas and resources for learning about how to help.

In the 21st century, leadership is about collaboration and the lessons from the No Kid Hungry campaign include the ability to build a strong community around a shared way we can make the world better for kids.

IN 1904 a group of worthies met in the East End of London to discuss the plight of schoolchildren too hungry to follow their lessons.

In one section of "Lessons", she describes weaning: When you were hungry, you began to cry, because you could not speak.

In a city that is always hungry for style, the main lesson of "Style Wars" is to be careful what you wish for.

This was Lesson No. 1: In winter, no one goes hungry in Puglia.

But what about children who turn up at school hungry and can't concentrate on their lessons, I ask? "How much more can I do?

As a personal lesson in the reality of poverty, Rich, Famous and Hungry can only be a joke: who can't bear a week anywhere, if you know you will, eventually, be returned to Kansas?