Sentence examples for made from children from inspiring English sources

The kids are the means of production and thus money is made from children messing about.

Clearly, us highbrow types can't get enough of juddery flashback scenes set to sinister circus music, or martinis made from children's tears, or frosty psychopaths muttering weird jokes as his guests tuck into lung sushi.

The show's omissions make the case: Apart from the dress form draped in Dressler's effusively feminine garment, and a pair of others showcasing items made from children's Chubbies Patterns in the 1950s, there are no mannequins of heft — and no fashion to clothe them.

Shoppers with double-digit limits per gift — even low double digits — will be happy, and cheapskates and big spenders can find everything from a winged finger puppet for one dollar to a clay-and-volcanic piece of Nicaraguan sculpture painted with brushes made from children's hair for over $1,500.

Mr Ai produced Remembering, a wall of Chinese text made from children's backpacks that covered the facade of the Haus der Kunst in Munich, Germany.

At the KCCR/SMS a register of potentially eligible subjects was made from children attending the immunisation clinics in the town of Agogo.

Today, cybersecurity experts say billions of dollars made from child pornography and illicit sales of things like national secrets and drugs are being moved through anonymous Internet payment systems like Liberty Reserve, the currency exchange whose operators were indicted Tuesday for laundering $6 billion.

Today, cybersecurity experts say billions of dollars made from child pornography and illicit sales of things like national secrets and drugs are being moved through anonymous Internet payment systems like Liberty Reserve, the currency exchange whose operators were indicted on Tuesday for laundering $6 billion.

Generally, most babies can wear legwarmers made from children-sized knee socks; whereas most toddlers can wear legwarmers made from adult-sized knee socks.

Or maybe the new prime minister will think it a step too far to allow profit to be made from vulnerable children and families and that these services should remain a direct state responsibility delivered through local councils.

The meager amount of profit made from allowing children to purchase an AK-47 or MK-11 sniper rifle for $0.99 just can't be worth the public condemnation.