Sentence examples for stalking children from inspiring English sources
I spent much of that happy childhood trying to get the dog to sleep on my bed, struggling to make friends in new schools and stalking children my age on vacation in hopes of a playmate.
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"Whether in the headlines or hidden from view, emergencies sparked by social fracture, climate change and disease are stalking children in ways we have never seen before".
These ministries and Religious Education Directors employ tactics that can only be described as "stalking" children, with some DoD contracts even requiring that the contractors identify and target the "unchurched" children at non-religious events and activities and get them into chapel programs, and to supply reports naming these children by name.
'A multiple disaster is stalking children in the Sahel,' said the agency's Regional Director, David Gressly.
In Texas, for example, 17 men were charged with a range of crimes that included stalking children on the Internet for sex, and possession and distribution of child pornography, it said.
Kylie, who is bullied by her peers and molested by an uncle, believes in a nightmarish phantom called the Sackman who stalks children and animals and beats them to death in a sack.
In Houston this November, voters rejected a ballot measure containing broad anti-discrimination protections amid a virulent campaign claiming the ordinance would allow predators to stalk children into bathrooms.
For 12 hours a day, he would repeatedly swim figure eights in his pool and stalk children who came to look at him through the glass of his enclosure.
'The Final Inch': Oscar-nominated film looks at efforts to eradicate polio NEW YORK, USA, 19 February 2009 – Fifty years after the development of an effective vaccine marked the beginning of the end of polio in the developed world, the paralyzing and sometimes fatal disease continues to stalk children in the poorest countries.
By Elizabeth Kiem NEW YORK, USA, 19 February 2009 – Fifty years after the development of an effective vaccine marked the beginning of the end of polio in the developed world, the paralyzing and sometimes fatal disease continues to stalk children in the poorest countries.
