Sentence examples for master's children from inspiring English sources

One of his chores as a child was to take his master's children to school each morning on a camel, then to bring the camel back to the village.

Imprisoned by the Romans in the war of the Roman general Sulla against King Mithradates VI of Pontus, Alexander was sold as a slave to a patrician and taken to Rome to educate his master's children.

The Watts Memorial of Heroic Deeds in London's Postman's Park, which celebrates selfless acts of everyday heroism by ordinary people, has already featured on stage in Patrick Marber's Closer, where the character of Alice takes her name from the plaque to Alice Ayres, who died in 1885 rescuing her master's children from a house fire.

It wouldn't surprise me if at some point in history one of them had made the same treat for her master's children while her own children toiled in the hot sun picking cotton or harvesting sugarcane.

The slave master's children borne of black bodies and sold on the market as a prized yet feared commodity.

One supposedly was her master's child.

But when she conceived her master's child and imagined she had a new claim to status, Sarai abused her and brought her low (16:4-6).

Is your protagonist a crusty cavalry sergeant with a soft spot for cookies or a slave girl with her master's child on the way?

She graduated from Barnard, summa cum laude, and has a master's in child life studies from the Bank Street College of Education.

Anneli received her BA in psychology, focusing on neuroscience, from San Diego State University and her master's in child development, focusing on literacy learning, from Tufts University.

Anneli received her BA in psychology, focusing on neuroscience, from San Diego State University, and her master's in child development, focusing on Literacy Learning, from Tufts University.