Sentence examples for some orphans from inspiring English sources

Some members of Ingoma Nshya are widows, some orphans.

The refugees, she said, included an increasing number of unaccompanied children, some orphans and others sent ahead by parents, sometimes without passports.

Some orphans will starve — even though help is available — rather than make the shameful admission that their parents died of AIDS.

It is set in a school with a very bad reputation – the school has some orphans in it and it is built on some kind of historical ground.

I hadn't mentioned Maeve, but, in the way he had of taking up one's unspoken thoughts, he continued, "It's sad that she's an orphan, but there are some orphans who grow up quite happy and carefree.

"International adoption should be an option for some orphans, but, sadly, those options seem to be going away," Dr. Jane Aronson, the founder of the Worldwide Orphans Foundation, said recently.

It's not some orphan ambition".

Like Paterson, I had some orphaned badgers as a child and I remember their brief company with fondness.

This story is no exception as lonely foundling Billy Bunch finds love in the wilderness by adopting some orphan foxes.

And late Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said the United States would allow some orphaned children to enter the country temporarily on an individual basis.

In the Inhwa case, four teachers and administrators — including its principal and his brother — were convicted of raping or sexually molesting at least eight students aged 7 to 22, some orphaned or mentally disabled, from 2000 to 2004.