Sentence examples for mourning children from inspiring English sources

long time faithful servant of the crown, of Gibraltar, This Monument is erected, the last sad duty of his mourning children.

"When I hear some of your leaders call us occupiers, I cannot look these mourning parents, mourning spouses and mourning children in the eye and give them a comforting reply".

In the early days of the Republic, when infant mortality was high, there were publications filled with advice for mothers on how to keep children alive, alongside poems of comfort for those who were mourning children they'd lost.

No real suprise, then, that in many of her books, alongside dreamy, neverland English summers and the triumphant finding of uncountable treasures, she unforgettably conveys the hot-eyed, resenting silence of the mourning child who cannot cry.

De la Pava lets all his characters, from the priest to the lawyer to the mourning child, try to put various narrative frames around the suffering they encounter their own or others' as a way of making that suffering signify.

As Assud recovers his composure at the death of his sibling and his muffled voice comes down an octave from the crescendo of hysteria, he makes a commitment to his TV parents and all the mourning child viewers at home.

One family friend told Guardian Australia that the crime had left three fathers mourning their children.

Her mother is sweet but sad and imbalanced, spending more time mourning two children lost in infancy than raising the ones who survived.

She highlighted her commitment to ending gender pay discrimination and reforming the police practices and gun laws that have left so many mothers mourning their children.

Just over a year later he made Dark Elegies, to Mahler's Kindertotenlieder, in which he captured the grief of a community mourning their children.

The teenagers lie "dead" in the center; the two seniors, heads raised, are on either side, like parents mourning their children.