Sentence examples for take children for from inspiring English sources

He had a pilot's license and would take children for airplane rides.

Unlike women, most men have no history of routine medical visits for early gynecological exams, or to take children for checkups.

Indeed, no one thinks very much about it as they blithely put on their slickers and move their livestock or plow their fields, as they take children for walks or even swim in the sea, which we saw people doing several times in rainstorms.

It is a great place to take children for a walk and an ice-cream or go for a run.

During the programme, one listener said she had to give up work because childcare was unaffordable and most nurseries were unwilling to take children for the minimum 15 free hours offered to children aged two and above by the government.

Other studies also showed that many of these offenders take children for overnight trips outside their work for establishing relationships prior to sexual contact or for sexual contact specifically (Erooga et al. 2012; Leclerc et al. 2005; Sullivan and Beech 2004).

I hear of mother-in-laws taking children for illicit haircuts – while Cheryl aches to have Oscar's fringe "out of his eyes for school", she contains that desire, bears the disappointment.

Steven Swinford in the Daily Telegraph says Elizabeth Truss, the education minister, wants school nurseries to start taking children for longer hours, and from the age of two, to help ease the childcare crisis.

In particular, these offenders most often used their own homes (52%%), took children for a drive in their car (30%%) or used other isolated places (26%%).

Trump even showcased his private jet at the Iowa State Fair by taking children for a ride.

These trainings brought together both potential parents and guardians and those who have already taken children for rearing.