Sentence examples for stuck children from inspiring English sources

And the real number of stuck children in Massachusetts alone is probably in the thousands, Mr. Schwartz said, if those stuck in state hospitals and other facilities, not only private hospitals, are counted.

It is also not enough to stick children on bouncy balls or put peddles on their desks.

Newspapers call it silly season and stick children with funny-shaped rashes on the front page, but for television, summer is a barren time too, dominated by sport, and frankly, I'm all sported out.

Syria's children are stuck in child labor, living in the shadows; they are marginalized and unnoticed.

And so for more than 9,000 performances, Mr. Keeshan stuck with children.

She then tested whether more mundane memories stuck with children too — or if they had infantile amnesia, like adults, for the less-intense events.

For the youngest children Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's Stick Man is a touching and witty picture book about a loving Stick dad who get separated from his Stick children and has to do everything in his power to get back home to the "family tree".

"Tourists wielding their selfie sticks, children stroking the walls and climbing on all the ice sculptures makes it hard to just take a stroll through Hotel de Glace, North America's only true ice hotel.

Others relentlessly scream for a bigger stick to beat children down with.

Shrivan has been stuck in child labor for at least three years.

Dr Munzer said non-verbal interactions, including warmth, closeness and enthusiasm, helped create "positive associations with reading that will likely stick with children as they get older".