Sentence examples for running children from inspiring English sources
On some UK roads the familiar "Children crossing" sign with outlines of running children has been replaced by black life-size silhouettes of children instead.
They saw monks setting themselves on fire, close-range executions and naked, running children burned by napalm.
People on bicycles, running children and dogs all wove through the crowd as it moved along a deserted and remote country road toward the castle.
The upper middle class, on the other hand, believes in "intensive cultivation," with parents running children to soccer practices, play rehearsals and music lessons.
The appeal is now in spitting distance of £50m, which is pretty good going, particularly given that the BBC's long running Children in Need Appeal also managed over £30m just a few days ago.
For the fifth year running, children in libraries across the UK will be 'shadowing' the judging process across both medals, discussing the books in groups and picking their choice of winner.
He divides his time between running Childs restaurants and operating a 600-acre farm in Bernardsville, N. J.
One operates in service sectors tightly controlled by the government, running child-care centres, nursing homes and so forth.
Come over all religious Some churches, such as St Albans Cathedral, run children's tours.
"We still believe in love," runs Children of the Moon, "we still believe in truth".
The investigation was linked to Frank Beck, who ran children's homes in Leicester and mentioned his name.
