Sentence examples for prosperous children from inspiring English sources

Here were the prosperous children of the great American economic boom, an amorphous, un-pin-down-able labor force.

Politicians are assassinated regularly in the western states; the elderly fathers and mothers of prosperous children are kidnapped and held for ransom in the east.

She's intensely conscious of the gap in comforts and pleasures that distinguishes her from more prosperous children, but not of any gap in care or health.

Tough, a journalist who studies poverty and child development, begins with the inevitable bad news: prosperous children who are read to, talked to, and educated in many ways by their caregivers come to school way ahead of poor children, especially children who grow up amid noise, violence, and unending stress and uncertainty.

In the Self-Portrait, Parmigianino is very young – and he looks younger still – so young that he could almost be a prosperous child of aristocratic parents.

It presents the difficulties faced by prosperous black children confronting their identity in predominantly white private schools, and the troubles faced by poor black children from troubled families in underfunded and segregated public schools.

No. 59 had been a lucky child, had had a family prosperous enough to provide a lucky toy.

Born Joanne Hammerman in Chicago and raised in Glencoe, Alter was the daughter of a prosperous manufacturer of children's clothing.

And it is the first and best step in ensuring healthy children, prosperous families and strong communities.

Foundations for a prosperous country "Recruiting children is both morally unacceptable and prohibited under international law," says Bruno Maes, UNICEF Chad Representative.

Contrasting The Final Passage and My Beautiful Laundrette merely underlines the futility of comparing the experience of a black, migrant, urban family in the 1950s with that of the relatively prosperous British-born child of an English and Asian union, moving to London from the suburbs in the 1980s.