Sentence examples for speaking of children from inspiring English sources

And, speaking of children, can it be that Kasim's parents are Ephra and Atika?

"I mean, I won't do anything to take care of them," Donald told Howard Stern, speaking of children.

He was also speaking of children like her younger sister, Kathryn, who, as U.S. citizens, have had to worry that their undocumented mothers or fathers might not return after a routine traffic stop or a workplace raid.

(Speaking of children, new mothers are an especially prevention-minded group.

Speaking of children, since the late '90s there has been a boom in rappers whose moniker begins with either "Little," "Young," or some spelling variation thereof.

Speaking of children, Pinsof notes that, yes, children in the divorce boom of the 1960s and '70s felt shame, isolation -- even though there were millions of them -- and a lack of social and emotional support.

When speaking of child labor, the president reminded that he started working at the age of 11 and guaranteed that his government will do everything to change this reality.

Eyewitnesses spoke of children lined up and killed.

They spoke of children and wives back home and the struggles to wire enough of their earnings to support them.

Motherhood elated and sustained Paley; as she got older, she spoke of children with an almost mystical appreciation.

They spoke of children's names and significant others and whether they did or didn't like Marmite (Edward did; his girlfriend didn't).