Sentence examples for lost one child from inspiring English sources

With an immeasurable amount of gratitude, she went on to tell me that she had recently lost one child to malaria, but now she had hope that her youngest would have a chance to live.

She has already lost one child in infancy and before the book is out will lose another.

He has lost one child to the war and another is now blind after a bullet penetrated his skull.

Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, sent a condolence letter to Jacqui Janes, a mother who lost one child, her son Jamie, in Afghanistan, and has another serving there.

I tried to think of her as somebody exhausted by child-rearing, by grief – she had lost one child – and yet she had to keep up this really rather proper business of being Mrs Charles Dickens.

"I already lost one child.

The story never makes clear whether his stunted intellect is biological or the result of his mother's overprotectiveness after losing one child (Nikki) already.

The usual answer is marriage (which allowed them to birth and to lose one child after another, with most other aspects of their lives determined by fathers, husbands, and brothers) or prostitution.

It is implied that in the rare case a newcomer cannot immediately find an association it must wait for some time until some other node roams out of that specific coverage area (a parent loses one child).

Mistaken beliefs are not a surprising thing when one has lost one's child.

In the last 14 years we have initiated a huge number of judicial reviews and have not lost one yet: children who were denied care should have received it and the legal system of this country should have upheld their right.