Sentence examples for mark children from inspiring English sources

Our hearts go out to Mark, children Jill (Isaac) Khafif, Marna (Michael) Shapiro, grandchildren Mak, Gloria, Vanessa and Ben and the entire bereaved family on their devastating loss.

In fact, teachers are required to mark children who are being flexi-schooled as absent regardless of how official the arrangements are.

Over the centuries, many cultures developed rituals to mark children's loss of their deciduous teeth, which usually begins around 5 or 6.

A few weeks ago, wearing my other writing hat, I was one of several authors who contributed to a Booktrust blog to mark children's book week, which took place in schools across the country.

Readers were asked to vote for their ultimate storybook to mark Children's Book Week.

Lao youth music celebrities will perform a concert in Vientiane, the nation's capital, to mark Children's Day and promote the campaign's themes.

Today: Protests break out in Boston and Washington, DC, fighting escalates between the Libyan government and opposition forces in Benghazi, medical workers in Guinea go door-to-door to check on people who may have been exposed to the Ebola virus, and Indian parents in the eastern state of Jharkhand use an age-old tribal tradition of marking children with hot iron rods to cure disease.

Prevention, treatment and education Wearing a traditional caftan and cap, the Senate President of the Children's Parliament, Ibrahim Adamu, addressed high-level government officials, UNICEF representatives and a hundreds of children gathered in Abuja's Eagle Square for the official ceremony marking Children's Day on Saturday, 27 May.

This year, UNICEF supported the Kosovo Youth Council to mark the children's day, by organising a consultation between children and young people on one hand, and the Government senior officials on the other.

Everyone seemed to forget that the poll was held to mark INTERNATIONAL Children's Book Day.

It's a little early for Mo to make his surge but the world of fantasy has made its mark on children's names as Harry tops the boys' chart for the first time and Bella emerges from the twilight.