Sentence examples for noble children from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Noble children are as rich as ever.

We call them 'daddy's children.' " Mr. Alazraki, the movie's director, admits to bearing a passing resemblance to the Noble children himself.

With her he lived a considerable time in wedlock, and then divorced her, though she had made him the father of noble children; being mother of the renowned Scipio and Fabius Maximus.

Days later, the bankrupt Noble children are camping out with their father, a self-made construction millionaire, in the ruins of his childhood home, dining on tortillas drenched in oil.

Though the Noble children and their friends are caricatures, some of their on-screen exploits parallel a real-life mini-scandal that has engrossed Mexico during the movie's run.

For Children BARNES AND NOBLE Children's Storytime and Tea Party.

His villains were often malevolent adults who imperiled precocious and noble child protagonists.

A. K. Narain differentiates these terms by saying that pillai means a "child" while pillaiyar means a "noble child".

The noble's children are sent to an orphanage to be raised as "honest citizens".

The Romans were deeply impressed by Greek art, literature, philosophy, and science, and after their conquest of Greece many Greek intellectuals served as household slaves tutoring noble Roman children.

It is hard to see how Mr Clegg's noble rhetoric about children's life chances can possibly be delivered with so many cuts in support.