Sentence examples for thin child from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sabo's history shows that a thin child can become massively obese in adulthood.

The thin child believed in the eternal recurrence of growing things, and in weather.

So I introduced the figure of the "thin child in wartime".

But I wanted to tell the myth in its own terms, as the thin child discovered it.

Sometimes Melissa's brother was there, a small thin child called Nat, a name that according to Melissa couldn't be more suitable, since he so closely resembled an insect.

Many of the weeds in the fields the thin child sees and thinks of as eternal are already made extinct by modern farming methods.

Because thinness too may be associated with a child's health, we considered thin children as a separate group apart from normal weight and overweight children.

Thin children play with household utensils amid the flies.

"They are thin children who are putting on weight at age two, three, four, five, six, and so on.

"President Hoover could not bear to see the bread lines or the thin children so remindful of Europe in the war," Mr. Smith wrote.

Just a few steps from his office I met a woman sitting on an empty wooden box along the road, with four very thin children.