Sentence examples for oriental children from inspiring English sources

The mural over it is ruined — or, as Bev says, "The Oriental children look like they're melting".

The worship of an Oriental child, according to a psychologist friend of mine, Jeffrey Froner, is an instinctive, unarticulated form of atonement for all the Oriental children who were killed by American soldiers in the last decade.

"The aim of this mass campaign is to prevent the transmission of malaria to children in Oriental and Maniema provinces; and to offer them the chance to survive and grow up in good health" said Emile Bongeli at the official launch.

As a mixed-race child of Oriental and European descent, I felt like I had to prove myself.

"It soon became clear to me," Henry says, "that what [Sumper] so excitably described as 'deep order' was a True Believer's attempt to give meaning to a mess – children's toys, oriental figurines, turned brass implements, fragments of marble and a huge library of books in front of almost every one of which was placed some curiosity or object, each of which beckoned one's attention".

Their apartment has "hardwood floors" and Oriental rugs and a bookshelf "crammed" with children's books.

Rural residence had a protective effect on illness signs and living in all geographic regions except the Oriental and Pacific regions, increased the odds of child morbidity compared to living in Bogotá (see Table  5 for details).

The opening number on the latest album from Japanese producer Makoto Kubota sounds like an oriental take on the theme music to the 1970s children's TV cartoon Roobarb, which, believe me, is a good thing.

Selita Ebanks, Hilary Rhoda and Karolina Kurkova (from left to right) were all in attendance at Thursday night's New Yorkers For Children Dinner and Dance at the Mandarin Oriental.

In that last story, for instance, the scene fades, followed by a card that reads, "Years later," and then Keaton emerges from the hole, dressed in Oriental clothes, followed by his Chinese wife and two children.

These were Oriental courts without protocol and charm, the wives and the children of the rulers devouring all that could be had by way of riches and vanity.