Sentence examples for movement of children from inspiring English sources

"They don't like taking children to the mountains or rivers, and by restricting the movement of children, they don't know how to take care of themselves in nature.

Now the school year is coming to a close, allowing for less-disruptive movement of children, and new filings for divorce are increasing.

And as parents question whether their children are adequately prepared in the public schools, the Reagan Administration has sought tax credits that critics contend would encourage the movement of children to parochial and private schools and further weaken public education.

However, the capture of smaller game and fish can be accomplished by any relatively mobile individual, and techniques in which groups drive mammals, birds, and fish into long nets or enclosures are actually augmented by the noise and movement of children.

Whether the motives are selfless or not – and those who entrusted their children to the Kindertransport saw them off with no expectation of seeing them ever again – you have only to look at the recent movement of children through Central America to appreciate another risk.

"We were taught how to observe the border, particularly the movement of children," Colonel Gonkarnue explains, "Who is carrying them across?

The English translation of one movement of "Child's Play" is "Fake Chinese (slightly drunk)." He obsesses on such nonsense as tripping down the scale or getting hung up on a repeated chord while toying with its dying resonances.

This study was designed to determine differences in the proprioceptively guided movements of children (8 10 years) and adolescents (16 18 years).

Peshawar registered 10 polio cases of KP's total 18 in 2015 mainly because of free and unchecked movements of children from Afghanistan and Fata.

Smartphones are also being used as tracking devices through apps like Find My Friends to monitor the movements of children transporting and selling drugs across the country.

(Picture book; ages 2 to 6) Does anyone illustrate the facial expressions, postures and movements of children with the same gloriously authentic exuberance as Marla Frazee ("The Seven Silly Eaters," "Everywhere Babies")?