Sentence examples for one of children from inspiring English sources

The AP exam might, for example, ask students to explain the historical factors that contributed to an iconic photo, such as this one of children sleeping on the streets of New York in 1890.

Two other shots that especially tune in the 1950's are an aerial view of Levittown, the cookie-cutter housing development on Long Island, and another pleasingly patterned arrangement, this one of children twirling hula hoops on a New York City playground in 1958.

One of children, a 9-year-old girl, was severely wounded by shrapnel.

This time there were fewer neckties, and the scene was one of children being children rather than men being boys.

Two choirs -- one of adults, one of children -- were needed to add angelic voices at various points in George S. Clinton's score.

The narrative of bad school food is a familiar one: of children needing better lunches than the carbohydrate-laden stodge they had become used to, because to do otherwise is uncivilised and lazy.

She said the case was considered Friday to be one of child abandonment, not physical abuse.

One of Child's great innovations in "MtAoFC" was the book's structure.

One class of children did not show a testing effect.

One third of children were too tall for the tape.

More than one third of children develop chronic symptoms.