Sentence examples for term for children from inspiring English sources

"Anchor babies are valuable," that 2005 report stated, using a negative term for children born in America to illegal immigrants.

Dozens of the veterans, known as Nisei, a Japanese term for children born with American citizenship, were at the Capitol to receive the Congressional Gold Medal for their service in the war.

Since having children is not a choice, we could include an additive term for children in the utility, and that would not change any of the analysis.

Bully is a harsh term for children.

Why do we only use that term for children born out of wedlock?

Translation: "Little master" in Hindi; modified from "baba," an affectionate term for children.

As area officer in Haringey, north London, in the early 1970s, she set up a specialist long-term team for children in care.

The teacher, Mary Kay Letourneau, 38, is serving a seven-and-a-half-year prison term for child rape.

After serving a three-year term for child molestation, Mr. Glitter, whose real name is Paul Francis Gadd, is scheduled for release on Aug. 19, according to a Vietnamese official.

The artist Graham Ovenden has been sentenced to two years and three months in jail after the Court of Appeal deemed an initial suspended term for child sex offences "unduly lenient".

Robin Kellner, founder of Robin Kellner Agency, a Manhattan agency that was established in 1986 as a nanny placement firm and now offers a broader range of services, added: "The term nanny is a more professional term for child care, whereas the term baby sitter suggests a passive watcher.